If the airline industry gets its way, and its cleverly named Transparent Airfares Act of 2014 passes, then the price of your airline ticket could drop significantly. At least, it'll look that way ...

The House on Monday passed a bill allowing airlines to state costs of base airfare and government-imposed taxes and fees separately in advertisements.

Maybe you're infuriated by promises of price transparency because, well, prices aren't that transparent, particularly when you're booking an airline ticket.

An Emirates airline Boeing 777 touches down at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport Aug. 5. (John Konstantaras/AP Images ) By Peter DeFazio I am writing in response to a recent guest opinion ...

President Joe Biden announced new rules Monday requiring airlines and travel sites to be more transparent about additional fees customers could be charged, fighting what he called “unnecessary ...

The Biden administration wants to require airlines to be more transparent in displaying certain passenger fees during online flight searches. ... Buying airline tickets is about to get a lot simpler.

Airline tickets have never been this expensive. Or confusing. The price of airline tickets has soared by 25% in the last year, the biggest jump since the Federal Reserve of St. Louis began ...

Airline officials claim that requirement allows the government to hide the full extent of its taxation, which can run about 20% of the ticket price, according to Airlines for America, an industry ...

Prices are cooling on hot summer getaways. The cost of plane tickets is dropping due to softening demand, with some prices plunging almost 25% when compared to the same last year.