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IAH, DFW, and ATL are what we've been seeing most of out of LFT, but today we can add CLT.

According to reports, a man from California was able to live inside of a secured area at the O'Hare International Airport for three months. The man kept fed thanks to passengers giving him food and utilized a stolen ID from an airport manager to fly under the radar.

He has a strict safety routine when he is on the road and he put together a list of tips on how to stay as safe and protected as possible while in an airport.

Watch as a catering cart, which is attached to a golf cart, spins out of control at a Chicago airport.

The new terminal is expected to be completed sometime in August.

Another $4.5 million from the Department of Transportation is coming to the Lafayette Regional Airport.

When I travel by air, it's usually to visit friends & family more than a thousand miles away. That makes for a grueling itinerary. After spending an entire day in & out of planes, I just want to get out of my destination airport...

He told authorities that clothing 'impairs the aerodynamics of the body', so at least there was a little logic behind his airport nakedness ... kind of.

She settled the case with a small donation.

This 'Wizards of Waverly Place' alum landed in hot water on Monday.

Watch as this man meets up with his father at an airport. They were apart for a week and this was the first time they were apart in 25 years.

The plan would have small town passengers go through security at larger destination airports.

It's funny how 10 or 15 minutes can seem like an eternity. If you've spent an entire day in & out of planes, and airports, you just want to get out upon reaching your destination. There's a way to get your bags more quickly upon landing...

It's summer vacation time, a peak travel season. If your vacation plans involve air travel, I have good news, and bad news...

Have you ever run into delays at the Lafayette Airport that seem longer than usual?

If you're looking to take a trip or twelve in 2018, but want to save some cash, these are the days you should take those trips.

Watch as this employee at an airport in New York dances on the tarmac.

Mike Vadala, a musician from Rochester, New York was at Louis Armstrong International Airport in New Orleans about to catch a flight. Sitting at the gate, the Southwest Airlines gate attendants said, "If anyone has any questions, ya gonna have to sing". One guy grabbed the microphone from behind the counter and gave everyone the best show anyone has ever seen in an airport.

This guy has the best and most honest reason for pulling this particular stunt. You have to at least admire his honesty.

Stop us if you've heard this before: people are having a brutal time flying.