Transportation

A worker at Southern California's John Wayne Airport was killed when a tire on a jet bridge used to connect terminals to aircraft doors exploded during maintenance.

About twice a month, the "Today" show looks like a home-shopping program.

The feud with its mechanics comes amid a FAA investigation into how Southwest calculates the weight of checked bags.

The Trump administration said Tuesday that it plans to cancel $929 million awarded to California's high-speed rail project and wants the state to return an additional $2.5 billion that it has already spent.

Pyongyang is upgrading its overcrowded mass transit system with brand-new subway cars, trams and buses in a campaign meant to show leader Kim Jong Un is raising the country's standard of living.

Federal officials have told Southwest Airlines to fix the way it calculates the weight of luggage loaded on flights after finding frequent mistakes.

Elon Musk says an expanded version of "Autopilot" is nearly complete.

Change is constant — especially when you're young.

In the next two decades, China’s aviation market – which is becoming one of the largest in the world – will need nearly 7,700 new airplanes valued at $1.2 trillion.

Amazon wants to reduce its carbon footprint.

The airline is taking steps to change its process for determining luggage weight due to the investigation.

Berlin is unveiling a new app that will let people use public transport, rental bikes, car-sharing and taxis seamlessly to travel through the German capital.

The Supreme Court is taking up a case involving an Alabama man who developed a way to process undeliverable mail.

Gov. Ned Lamont, who said during his campaign that he would support highway tolls for only tractor-trailers, announced Saturday that he's considering a wider tolling option.

Major U.S. airlines say they will soon change their ticketing process to give passengers an option to identifying themselves as male or female.

A project to build a high-speed rail tunnel through the Alps, meant to speed up journeys between France and Italy, is moving extraordinarily slowly because of an internal quarrel in Italy's government.

JD Power's survey showed a 4 percent increase in the dependability of 3-year-old vehicles compared to last year.

The Environmental Protection Agency is expected to announce a plan for dealing with a class of long-lasting chemical contaminants amid complaints from members of Congress and environmentalists that it's not moved aggressively enough to regulate them.

The Latest on European aviation giant Airbus' announcement that it will stop making its superjumbo A380 (all times local): 6:35 a.m.