Will you be grounded if your name twin is on the no-fly list? We exclusively spoke to a former federal prosecutor who told us what to do if it happens to you.

Passengers have different opinions on who should get grounded. And they are not shy about creating their own no-fly list, sometimes on the fly.

Key Takeaway There are two major types of no-fly lists: the official No Fly List created by the government and individual airline lists. Reasons for being placed on the list vary, and you may not ...

This story has been updated. Seeking to keep violent passengers grounded, a trio of lawmakers have again introduced legislation that would create a no-fly list for people who act up in the air ...

The Supreme Court on Monday heard oral argument in a dispute over whether a lawsuit filed by an Oregon man who was placed on the No Fly List can go forward when the government has removed him from the ...

Here’s what you should know about the different types of no-fly lists—and what happens if someone is on one.

Leaked TSA No Fly List: CommuteAir, a regional carrier, left a copy of the U.S. No Fly List on an unsecured server.

Airlines can deny a pet from boarding at their discretion. However, there is not a no-fly list maintained by the FAA, despite claims from unhappy travelers.

The high court unanimously agreed to let a Portland, Oregon, man sue the federal government for holding back the reason he was placed on the No Fly List.

Out-of-control passengers might soon join suspected terrorists from being allowed to fly on commercial airliners on a new no-fly list under newly pushed legislation in Congress.

There are two major types of no-fly lists: the official No Fly List created by the government and individual airline lists. Reasons for being placed on the list vary, and you may not know you’re ...

Airlines can deny a pet from boarding at their discretion. However, there is not a no-fly list maintained by the FAA, despite claims from unhappy travelers.