United says $30 million stake in biofuels maker will yield up to 180 million gallons in fuel
United Airlines is investing $30 million in a company that makes biofuels for airplanes.
Race begins at Paris Air Show for Boeing and Airbus planes, fighter jets, high-flying tech
Rival planemakers Airbus SA and Boeing Corp. are gearing up to sell hundreds of jets and make billions of dollars in deals at the 51st International Paris Air Show opening Monday.
House transportation committee chairman says he'll propose privatizing of air traffic control
The chairman of the House transportation committee says he'll introduce a bill this month that takes control of air traffic operations away from the government and places it under the control of a non-profit corporation run by airlines and other segments of the aviation industry.
Wal-Mart's new shipping service will cost $50 per year, beating Amazon Prime's $99 annual fee
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. will test a new unlimited shipping service for online shoppers this summer that will be priced below Amazon's widely popular $99 per year Prime service.
Traveling blues: More flights are late, customer complaints about US airlines are up
Think flying is getting worse? A pair of university researchers who track the airline business say it's a fact.
Shoppers rush to order online instead of standing in line at Apple stores as new watch debuts
An online rush replaced the traditional overnight queues outside Apple stores Friday as the iconic tech company began taking orders and letting shoppers get their hands on its much-vaunted smartwatch for the first time.
US highway safety chief says agency may reopen probe into Jeep gas tank fires
The U.S. government's highway safety agency may reopen an investigation of Jeep gas tanks that can rupture and cause fires in rear-end crashes.
US safety board says oil train tank cars need urgent upgrades to protect against fires
Fuel-hauling tank cars need retrofits to prevent more explosive train wrecks — and the public can't wait another decade for the improvements as has been suggested by industry, U.S. safety officials said.
Lufthansa pilot union's strike grounds some 750 flights, affects 80,000 passengers
Hundreds of flights have been canceled in a strike by Lufthansa pilots at the German airline's short- and medium-haul operations — the latest in a string of walkouts.
New design guardrails involved in litigation meet federal safety standards in 8 crash tests
Federal officials say a new design of guardrails used on highways across the U.S. met safety standards during crash tests.
AP EXCLUSIVE: Fed predicts up to 10 derailments a year of trains hauling crude oil or ethanol
The federal government predicts that trains hauling crude oil or ethanol will derail an average of 10 times a year over the next two decades.
Commuter train crashes into SUV on tracks at suburban New York crossing, killing 7 people
A crowded commuter train slammed into a sport utility vehicle on the tracks at a suburban New York crossing and burst into flames, killing seven people, seriously injuring nearly a dozen others and sending hundreds of passengers scrambling for safety, authorities said.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says SUV driver, 6 people on train killed in rail crossing crash
A packed commuter train slammed into a sport utility vehicle on the tracks at a crossing and erupted into flames Tuesday night, killing seven people, the governor said.
Mercedes selects AM General to make R-Class SUV in the US for export to China
Military and commercial vehicle maker AM General will start making Mercedes-Benz SUVs this summer under a new, multi-year contract with the German automaker.
AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes, who has long craved the spotlight, now searches for right words
Tony Fernandes is more than just the CEO of AirAsia: He's the brash personality and cheerleader-like figure who gives the discount carrier its soul.
New auto safety chief approved amid furor over faulty ignition switches, exploding air bags
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed a new administrator to lead the government's auto safety agency, which faces complaints that regulators bungled two high-profile recalls involving faulty ignition switches and exploding air bags.
Safety agency announces recall of Sutphen firetrucks to fix faulty aerial ladder
U.S. safety regulators say firetruck-maker Sutphen has issued a recall to fix a problem with its aerial ladders.
Macy's, Target, others offer speedy holiday delivery options, including overnight and same day
A procrastinator's holiday wish come true: Presents ordered at the last minute can now show up under the Christmas tree that same day.