summer travel season

If you plan to fly this summer, get ready.

The Transportation Security Administration is preparing for a season so busy that passenger volumes will exceed even 2019 levels.

It could be a bumpy summer travel season full of disruptions, but there are some things you should know before you plan your travel.

Almost everywhere you look in North Texas, there are signs that summer is near. With Memorial Day less than a week away, some feel a greater sense of appreciation for what this holiday might look like compared to last year. NBC 5’s Candace Sweat reports.

Almost everywhere you look in North Texas, there are signs that summer is near. With Memorial Day less than a week away, some feel a greater sense of appreciation for what this holiday might look like compared to last year.

As summer travel season begins, and there are new concerns over measles, Dr. Damien Mitchell from Medical City Children’s Hospital has advice for parents traveling with young children.

Southwest expects to keep its 737 Max aircraft grounded well into the summer travel season.

Southwest Airlines announced Thursday it will ground it’s MAX 8 fleet through August 5, two months longer than it initially planned.

What you should know if your bag doesn’t show up while you’re on vacation.

It’s been years since North Texas paid this much to fill up our tanks with gas. The national average on Monday was $2.81 per gallon. That’s still much higher than the Texas average of $2.60 per gallon. Experts say you should expect to pay even more as summer travel season kicks in.

Retail gasoline prices in Texas and across the country rose an average 2 cents per gallon this week.

Retail gasoline prices in Texas and across the rest of the country rose a penny this week.

Southwest passengers endured a third straight day of canceled and delayed flights as the airline struggled to resume normal operations on Friday.

A North Texas man developed a life-threatening heart condition after buying non-refundable airline tickets. NBC5 Responds helped him get a refund.

Cheaper jet fuel continues to give airlines a lift, helping Delta boost its first-quarter earnings by 27 percent to $946 million.