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Foreign tourists could be required to disclose 5 years of social media histories
The Customs and Border Protection proposal would apply to travelers from more than 40 countries.
TSA will charge $45 fee for air passengers without REAL IDs
The fee will cover travel for a 10-day period and go into effect in February as part of an effort to encourage travelers to get the enhanced identity documents.
Airbus says most of its recalled 6,000 A320 jets are now modified
Dozens of airlines said they had carried out snap software retrofits ordered by Airbus after a vulnerability to solar flares emerged.
46 million under winter weather alerts as heavy snow threatens post-Thanksgiving travel
Chilly temperatures, lake-effect snow and dangerous driving conditions may cause travel delays in areas from the northern Rockies to the Northeast.
More couch surfing, fewer Canadians: How U.S. travel is changing this holiday season
An increase in domestic travel is being driven by Americans who plan to stay with friends and family. Meanwhile, tourism from Canada has fallen sharply.
Thanksgiving travelers set to face winter storms, strong winds and heavy snow
Volatile weather is causing delays, traffic and other issues amid this year's busiest travel weekend. 
Severe weather threatens to disrupt peak Thanksgiving travel period
Two storm systems could cause flight delays and dangerous driving conditions, as millions are projected to travel long distance. 
John F. Kennedy airport Terminal 4 system outage resolved after causing delays
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said it was unsure when the problem would be fixed.
White House ditches Biden-era plan to compensate travelers for airline delays
Under the Biden-era plan, passengers would have received reimbursements based on how long the delays went on, up to $775 for nine-hour delays. 
FAA ends emergency flight reductions and resumes normal operations
The flight reductions were lifted early morning after the agency said there had been a steady decline in staffing-trigger events. 
What's next for airlines and flight schedules now that the government is reopened
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem announced Thursday that a number of TSA officers who went "above and beyond" during the shutdown would be getting $10,000 bonuses.
