$38 Million Deal Over Jet Noise in Jeopardy
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By Susan E. White, The Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, Va.  Feb. 6--VIRGINIA BEACH -- A tentative $38 million deal to settle 2,098 jet-noise lawsuits with the federal government is in jeopardy.   Plaintiffs' attorneys said Monday that the government recently demanded a change in the deal.
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Delta Air Lines Inc. is on the brink of filing for bankruptcy, with the coming weeks critical. This weekend, the airline continues negotiations with its pilots union in Hollywood in order
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Prosecutors could charge two American pilots of an executive jet with manslaughter following the high-altitude collision with a Brazilian jetliner that apparently led to a crash that killed all 155 people aboard, federal police said Wednesday.
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Air travel over the holiday weekend was thrown into an epic snarl that&#39;s been blamed on everything from crashing computers to employee sick calls to lousy winter weather.
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NEW YORK -- Victims and businesses affected by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks have received $38.1 billion, according to a new study that questions whether the payouts were fair to all victims.
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US lawmakers struck a deal late on Friday on a $388 billion package of government funding for the current fiscal year after days of battling over foreign aid, nuclear waste, milk subsidies and overtime.
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The crash of a regional commuter jet in Kentucky last month that killed 49 of 50 people onboard has reignited a simmering conflict between the federal government and its 14,000 air traffic controllers, who say they are being spread too thin to handle growing demands on the job.
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British Airways has said that the disruption caused by increased security at airports after the foiling of an alleged terror plot last month cost the company about 40 million pounds.
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A near-collision between a jumbo jet and another plane in August prompted US safety investigators on Tuesday to classify as unacceptable aviation regulators&#39; efforts to improve runway safety.
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The pressure on US Airways mounted last night after talks with its pilots aimed at cutting nearly $300m (Â£163m) in costs broke down.
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A Boeing subsidiary's legal woes bring to light one factor weighing on valuations for defense contractors.
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Troubled airline US Airways reaches agreement on a financial package with its biggest creditor but faces a possible strike by flight attendants.
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L-3 Communications Corp., which sells equipment to detect bombs in airport luggage, settled a lawsuit in which it claimed business partner Analogic Corp. violated a contract by submitting independent proposals to the Transportation Security Administration. Peabody-based Analogic said terms of the settlement were kept confidential and that the agreement didn't entail a payment by either side. &quot;We look forward to ...
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority wants the Jets to pay nearly three times what the team has offered for the rights to build a stadium on the Far West Side of Manhattan.
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The Air Line Pilots Association expects to have a decision by early Thursday regarding a $300 million wage and benefit concession agreement affecting its US Airways pilots, according to a union spokesman.
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Five bosses named in lawsuit seeking damages over price fixing for which airline was fined $300m.
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Fears of chaos at airports including Heathrow, Gatwick and Glasgow receded last night after a potential settlement was reached in a row over pensions at BAA