Wheel won't stop

I am on an airline site & clicked on "my trips" and the wheel is going around & "Loading" and won't stop. How can I stop it and start over?

Hi there carefreebeth,
If you still havent been able to access this feature on that website, I would use these steps from the following help page:
If features on a webpage don’t work - Safari Help
If features of a webpage don’t work, options that help Safari handle special content may be turned off.
Choose Safari > Preferences, then click Security.
Make sure these checkboxes are selected: Enable JavaScript, Allow WebGL, and Allow Plug-ins.
Make sure this checkbox isn’t selected: “Block pop-up windows.”
If the issue persists, you may need to reset your browsing history and try again:
Clear your browsing history - Safari Help
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
Take care,
Sterling

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