Transportation

The U.S. Transportation Security Administration is on track to assume watchlist matching from all domestic carriers by the end of May, only slightly... KEEP READING

Delta Air Lines in its summer schedule released today said it plans to launch hourly shuttle service from New York's LaGuardia Airport to Chicago O'Hare... KEEP READING

WestJet president and CEO Sean Durfy yesterday said he would resign from his post, paving the way for executive vice president of operations, and... KEEP READING

Three Amadeus-hosted airlines next month will take live on their Web sites an electronic miscellaneous document pilot that eventually will enable... KEEP READING

Even as its competitors slashed complimentary onboard dining services, Continental Airlines for years continued to promise "meals at mealtime." That,... KEEP READING

FlightStats, a tracker of airline on-time performance data, told BTN that the U.S. Department of Transportation need not delay a requirement for... KEEP READING

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration today proposed to fine American Airlines $787,000 for three maintenance-related infractions that occurred in... KEEP READING

Domestic airlines last year served the fewest passengers since 2004, but recorded the most crowded planes ever, according to data released this week by... KEEP READING

The U.S. Department of Transportation this week said it would accede to airline requests to extend by 45 days to June 14 a new requirement for carriers... KEEP READING

The aviation industry outlook grew a little less gloomy today, as the International Air Transport Association cut its 2010 loss forecast in half.... KEEP READING

Major domestic airlines today praised the industry's restraint from adding new supply into the domestic market as executives committed to flat capacity... KEEP READING

The U.S. Department of Transportation last month tentatively approved an antitrust-immune joint venture proposed by American Airlines, British Airways... KEEP READING

Corporate travelers slowly are making their way back to the front of the plane for long-haul international journeys after a year marred by deep declines... KEEP READING

Corporate travelers slowly are making their way back to the front of the plane after a year marred by deep declines in first and business class travel... KEEP READING

Continental Airlines on March 17 will begin charging at the time of checkin a premium to reserve seats in its economy cabin that offer more legroom than... KEEP READING