Generally speaking, it’s safe to fly after experiencing a concussion (a type of mild brain injury) once your symptoms have gone away, and your medical professional has told you it’s OK to do so.

Sometimes, a destination is far enough away that booking a flight is the obvious travel choice. For other trips, it can be less clear whether flying or driving is the better way to go. Given the pros ...

You may want to avoid flying while congested to not risk additional discomfort and complications. But if you can’t skip the flight, a few strategies — like staying hydrated and taking medication — may ...

Fear of flying affects more than 25 million Americans. If you are among them, these tools and expert tips could help make your next plane ride easier. By Lisa McCarty More than 25 million Americans ...

Currently, you can board domestic flights without an ID, but that will change in 2025 once Real ID is required. What happens if you lose your ID and need to fly for a work trip? Or your driver’s ...