Author: Dawn Gilbertson, USA TODAY

Airline passengers are prohibited from consuming alcohol they brought onboard under federal regulations.

Las Vegas-based Allegiant Air says it is working with a major casino resort company to pitch travel packages to work there for a few days or a week.

JetBlue CEO Robin Hayes remembered the Florida workers on a call Tuesday. He previously announced six employee deaths related to the virus.

Southwest said the customer reaction to its seating policy has been “very positive.” Delta said it plans to extend its policy beyond Sept. 30.

The state had planned to allow out-of-state travelers on Aug. 1 if they presented a negative COVID-19 test. That has been pushed back to Sept. 1.

Delta CEO Ed Bastian said the airline’s surveys show blocked middle seats are the top reason travelers are buying Delta tickets today.

Ted Cruz’s spokesperson says he took off his face mask while he was eating or drinking. American Airlines has reminded the senator about its rules.

The airline already serves Los Angeles but will be adding several new destinations when flights shift from Long Beach in early October.

COVID-19 surges in Sun Belt states and new quarantine rules have combined to drive down travel demand, United Airlines said Tuesday.

Spirit will offer 550 daily flights in July, up from 50 in early June. Coronavirus case spikes and new travel restrictions are potential trouble.