Transportation

Enbridge Inc. says it's setting a firm deadline for completing a proposed oil pipeline tunnel beneath a key Great Lakes channel.

Concerns about Uber’s ability to achieve profitability and stave off competition from other ride-share firms have weighed on the company’s stock since its lukewarm debut.

The world’s largest aerospace company is currently facing multiple lawsuits for both fatal crashes.

Every hour that one of The Advance Group's trucks is stuck in highway or bridge traffic, it costs the moving company around $200.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has a plan on how to spend nearly $1 million travelers left behind at airport checkpoints in the 2018 fiscal year.

Uber riders, beware: Those who have "below average" ratings on the app could lose their riding privileges starting this week.

Flight cancellations could extend through the entire summer travel season, the busiest time period for most airlines.

The Italian brand’s social media pages each featured a red and black image alongside the slogan “Dare to Imagine” and a reference to Wednesday, May 29.

For anyone gearing up for a vacation as warmer weather approaches, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has shared its tips on how to ensure your trip is “scam-free.”

The Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) publicly voiced its disapproval of Elon Musk's pitch to "solve" what he calls "soul-destroying" traffic on roadways.

Scandinavian Airlines says that a six-day pilot strike that led to the cancellation of 4,000 flights and affected more than 370,000 passengers cost 650 million kronor ($68 million).

It pays to be adventurous in 2019.

United Airlines on Friday reportedly pulled the plug on more flights that were scheduled with Boeing 737 Max planes.

China's airline industry association has thrown its support behind 13 Chinese carriers seeking compensation from Boeing for groundings of the 737 Max 8.

FOX Business takes a ride on the world’s best-selling motor vehicle of all time.

Representatives from more 30 countries are meeting the Federal Aviation Administration officials to hear the U.S. regulator's approach to determining how soon the Boeing 737 Max can resume flying after two crashes that killed 346 people.

A former NTSB chairman says Boeing and FAA officials have shown a lack of transparency with the problems encountered with the 737 Max jets,

Queen Elizabeth has made the rounds this week celebrating British companies.