Tulsa International Airport

Tulsa International Airport is preparing for one of its busiest travel periods of the year as Thanksgiving approaches, with officials expecting a noticeable increase in passengers.

The Federal Aviation Administration began cutting flights at major airports last week as the government shutdown continues to strain federal operations nationwide.

A 10% reduction at the listed airports would mean 3,300 canceled flights per day, according to Airports Council International-North America, the trade group for airports.

The Tulsa International Airport is one step closer to having nonstop commercial flights outside of the U.S.

Tulsa County commissioners committed to a plan that would see the city, county and airport put up $7 million each for a new control tower.

Local leaders are not leaving it to chance when it comes to landing new nonstop flights from Tulsa International Airport.As first reported by the Tulsa…

American Airlines is adding 14 new routes from Austin, Texas, this fall, including daily nonstop service to Tulsa."Earlier this year we added more flights…

Airport officials have approved a proposal for COVID-19 testing inside the Tulsa International terminal.Alpha Medical Laboratory will not be offering just…

Tulsa International Airport recorded fewer than half the number of Thanksgiving passengers this year compared to 2019, but thousands still flew despite…

The Tulsa Airports Improvement Trust heard at its meeting late last week details of a five-year, $48.2 million capital improvements plan.Four of the 24…