Transportation

A new Transportation Security Administration behavioral screening program will allow more air passengers who appear non-threatening to enter special... KEEP READING

Virgin Atlantic selected American Airlines veteran Craig Kreeger to serve as chief executive, effective Feb. 1.

Airline Analysts: AA, US Airways Merger Increasingly LikelyBy Jay Boehmer

American Airlines and US Airways on Friday announced that their respective pilots unions approved a framework that would govern "the terms of employment... KEEP READING

New Group Lobbies For New York Airport ImprovementsBy Kate Rice

A new advocacy group, Gateway Global Alliance, has formed to lobby for funds to upgrade the New York area's three major airports.... KEEP READING

The opening of Berlin's unified airport has been delayed for a fourth time and now is not expected before 2014.

Delta Air Lines in December was the most punctual major North American airline

Interview: Hertz CEO Mark Frissora

Concluding a two-year pursuit that included a bidding war with Avis Budget Group and a protracted regulatory review, Hertz in late November sealed its... KEEP READING

Driver's licenses from U.S. states and territories that have not yet met federal security standards will remain valid identification for boarding commercial aircraft

VDR Pursuing Changes To More Air Contract Data RequirementsBy Amon Cohen

German travel managers' association VDR is gunning for modifications to corporate data requirements in agreements with more airlines following its... KEEP READING

Amtrak selected company veteran Matt Hardison to serve as chief marketing and sales officer,

The U.S. Senate confirmed Michael Huerta as administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration for a five-year term.

United Airlines announced new services to Latin America and Canada, as well as new domestic U.S. routes, from spring 2013.

TSA will ask the National Academy of Sciences to investigate the potential health effects from certain airport security scanners.

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