The Federal Aviation Administration said Sunday it is lifting all restrictions on commercial flights that were imposed at 40 ...

North Texas Airports could see flight cuts Friday as the Federal Aviation Administration is planning to reduce airspace capacity to ensure safe operations during the ongoing government shutdown. On ...

The two major airports in North Texas will lose flights should the Federal Aviation Administration follow through with a 10% reduction in air traffic at some of the nation's busiest airports.

Between construction, residual government shutdown impacts and busy holiday travel, fliers may not want to drive to the airport.

Anyone flying out of either of the Dallas and Houston airports will be affected by the FAA cuts and reductions due to the government shutdown. Both Love Field and DFW in Dallas and Hobby and George ...

Now that the longest government shutdown in history has ended, many are wondering if their travel plans for the holidays will ...

The flight reductions will be phased in at the FAA's direction. Starting Friday, airlines will cut flights by 4% and continue to cut until they reach 10%.

A telecommunication outage caused Federal Aviation Administration air traffic controllers in Dallas to lose radar and some communications Friday afternoon, leading to flights being stopped at the area ...

A telephone equipment outage on Friday caused more than half of the flights to be canceled or delayed at both Dallas Love Field and Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. According to the Federal ...