Airlines

FedEx and JetBlue are among airlines urging the U.S. government to leave intact open skies agreements with UAE and Qatar.

Cites "flags of convenience," and "atypical employment" among unfair practices in airline industry

Strong U.S. dollar contributing to instability

Eleven airlines have ordered the higher-takeoff-weight variant

The agency said its aviation rulemaking committee is a response to Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 and Germanwings Flight 9525.

Ryanair yet to weigh in

Decision pending on privatization versus recapitalization

Regional Air Cargo Carriers Association members search for solutions

The CEOs of American, United and Delta airlines said they want the U.S. government to conduct a formal consultation with UAE and Qatar.

Fighting back against subsidy charnges, Al Baker claims major U.S. airlines are tightly controlling their preferred markets to keep prices high.

Bombardier CEO Bellamare calls development 'a big deal'

Ready to present reports on safety status

Plans to remove superjumbos from Paris route in early June

Dispute surrounding privatization terms leads to walkout

A duplicated ILS approach chart for Washington Reagan National Airport caused the iPad application software to shut down

Finances scuttle plans to resurrect state-owned carrier

The FAA has scaled back its projection of the number of U.S. airports that will be 'capacity constrained' by 2020.

Boosts Boeing's prospects for smooth 777X transition

The Southwest Airlines Pilots Association adds its name to the Partnership for Open & Fair Skies coalition of U.S. airlines and unions.

Teams with private equity fund to resuscitate bankrupt budget carrier

Union leaders meet to discuss expanding work actions outside Chile.

The departments of State, Commerce and Transportation will gather evidence to evaluate allegations against Qatar, Emirates and Etihad airlines.

After some delay, Etihad Airways of Abu Dhabi is taking a one-third stake in Swiss regional carrier Darwin Airline.

The Russian government has agreed to provide debt guarantees for UTair, but less than half the aid the struggling airline requested.

Hawaiian calls DOT decision an example of "institutional bias" in favor of U.S. business travelers

The world's top four busiest airports for passengers all saw increases in 2014 and retained their rankings from the previous year.

Denies any intention of flying to North America

The chief executives of Etihad and Emirates responded to allegations of improper subsidies made by American, United and Delta airlines.

Casualties could result as more airlines enter the country’s low-cost sector

Startup airline named Flymojo to launch services next year