Transportation

US Airways CEO Pushes Back At Potential Washington Reagan Slot DivestituresBy Jay Boehmer

Should the U.S. Department of Justice rule in favor of the American Airlines-US Airways merger, as is expected by the end of September, many analysts... KEEP READING

A quarter of Southeast England-based frequent business travelers must use connecting services to their destinations

Alaska Airlines on Oct. 30 will raise fees for economy passengers to check bags and make ticket changes,

Iberia claims to have become the first airline to allow passengers to download and print luggage tags from its website.

EC Threatens To End U.S. PNR Deal In Wake Of Surveillance AllegationsBy Amon Cohen

The European Commission has threatened to pull its controversial program to share passenger name record data with the United States, following last... KEEP READING

Alaska Airlines in June once again was the most punctual major U.S. airline with an on-time performance rate of 86.8 percent,

The U.S. Senate on Thursday unanimously confirmed as Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx.

Hertz formally launched a service enabling customers to "reserve vehicles for immediate rental" at thousands of locations.

Emirates announced several changes to its commercial organization,

Interview: Virgin Atlantic CEO Craig Kreeger

Delta Air Lines and Virgin Atlantic next month plan to start sharing codes, enabling passengers to earn and burn frequent-flyer miles for travel on both... KEEP READING

Delta, Air France, KLM and Alitalia last week jointly raised transatlantic change fees

EC, DOJ Clear Delta-Virgin Tie-Up, DOT Decision Due In NovemberBy Amon Cohen

The European Commission on Thursday approved both Delta Air Lines' acquisition of 49 percent of Virgin Atlantic and a proposed transatlantic joint... KEEP READING

The European Commission requested the French and British governments act against "excessive" track access charges by Channel Tunnel operator Groupe Eurotunnel.

BMI Regional on August 28 will launch the first-ever route between Aberdeen, U.K. and Kristiansund, Norway,

The French and British governments granted Deutsche Bahn an operating certificate to run passenger services from London through the Channel Tunnel