Adam Leposa

From new flights to the Caribbean to cruise news to the ongoing controversies surrounding air travel, here are the top stories of the week.

The hack of the Associated Press Twitter account on Tuesday serves as a stark reminder of the importance of keeping your social media accounts secure.

The U.S. Travel Association has weighed in on the situation with a report warning that the delays could wind up costing the U.S. economy $9 billion and 83,000 jobs.

Air rage can also be a threat to travel security, flight attendants and aviation statistics report.

As more airports around the country experience delays because of the cuts, industry groups are weighing in.

The move comes just three days before the new rule was to take effect, CNN reports.

CNN reports two men with links to al Qaeda were plotting to attack a passenger train.

Flights out of New York and Philadelphia have experienced delays, CNBC reports.

CNN reports that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is set to begin furloughs on Monday that could spell delays ranging from 10 minutes to as long as three and a half hours.

Visits to the final frontier could be a reality in the not-too-distant future.