More from this week’s domestic travel news:
- Trump’s Air Force One problem
- Mandalay Bay, Mirage to close hotels midweek while demand low
- Amid COVID-19 travel warnings, California lawmakers fly to Hawaii
- My New York State quarantine, and the new rules for travelers
- Southwest Airlines to offer direct flight to Hawaii from Long Beach in March
- US expected to formally withdraw from Open Skies Treaty that bolstered European security
- Crowds Seen at O’Hare as Travelers Depart Chicago Ahead of Thanksgiving Holiday
- These Are the World’s Busiest Airline Routes During Covid Times
- Nevada governor issues three-week “statewide pause” as coronavirus cases rise
- NYPD planning to reduce police presence, congestion around Trump Tower
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