Congress or CHAOS may await airline
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It might, if the bankrupt airline succeeds in rejecting its collective-bargaining agreements and imposes $1 billion in wage and benefit cuts on 28,000 workers, said Stephen Olson, a local expert on federal labor law.
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An airline success story in an otherwise grim industry tries to keep its inner quirk.
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THE THREAT: More than three years after Sept. 11, Congress hasn't decided how it would respond to a disaster that kills or incapacitates many members.
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Travel: Budget airline's plan comes despite credit market crisis and rising oil prices
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The grim news coming out of the airline and steel industries about their pension plans and the government agency that insures them is giving Congress, along with older workers across the nation, a sudden case of the jitters.
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The scramble by big traditional US airlines to become profitable again is leaving many travelers with longer airport layovers. The typical American Airlines passenger connecting
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SF AIRPORT -- Citing high fuel prices and worsening industry conditions, two airlines announced impending labor cuts while another sat poised to file for bankruptcy.
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The already cutthroat competition for passengers and market share at Logan International Airport is likely to get even more heated over the next several months.
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Efforts to free up transatlantic air services have hit a stalemate with recent U.S. elections expected to make it more difficult to push through new airline ownership laws needed to secure an "open skies" deal, a U.S. transport official said Wednesday.
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marking the first time that a commercial American airliner will be landing in the country since the Vietnam War. and businessmen. It will show ties are on track between the old battlefield foes who still spar over human rights and.
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As Delta Air Lines Inc. struggles for its financial future, the carrier is entrenched in an intense political fight over desirable routes to China that could have an economic impact of $400 million.
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The country's airline industry is booming, but airports and air traffic control are not keeping pace with all the progress
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The US Transportation Department inspector general will begin a review of the nation&#39;s airline service triggered by flight and baggage disruptions at US Airways Group Inc.
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Due to an overtaxed air traffic control system, among other things, travelers should brace themselves for a growing number of chronically late planes.
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Congress wants to protect fliers from getting stranded on the tarmac, but industry experts say that could make things worse
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Low cost fares, quirky blue potato chips and even a mea culpa from JetBlue Airways' founder may not be enough to ease passenger anxiety Monday as the airline braces for another day of disrupted flights.
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Business models with too much in common with the airlines are likely to end up in the same situation.