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• GM to return two leased jets amid criticism
DETROIT - General Motors Corp will return two of its leased corporate jets amid intense criticism in Washington this week on the luxury travel arrangements of its chief executive even as the company pleads for federal aid. CEO Rick Wagoner was in the ...
• American history museum back in business
America’s wackiest museums June 30: TODAY's Amy Robach talks to TODAY travel editor Peter Greenberg about some of the strangest museums to visit in the U.S.
• Islamist group says it will fight Somali pirates
Often dressed in military fatigues, pirates travel in open skiffs with outboard engines, working with larger ships that tow them far out to sea. They use satellite navigational and communications equipment and an intimate knowledge of local waters ...
• Rule 240 and other travel myths
Although we can't tell for certain whether the Loch Ness monster lurks in the waters of Scotland, there are some myths about which our team of travel experts is suitably enlightened. A number of prevalent tall tales, which relate to everything from ...
• Minneapolis lures Southwest with data and fish
In recent years Southwest scouts came to the Twin Cities to check out the control tower operations, taxi times, road travel times, even snowplowing operations. In March Southwest told Hamiel they would be shrinking. He took that as a sign that ...