Fliers see cheaper tickets this summer domestically and to Europe; Hawaii 10 percent lower
After years of steadily-rising airfare, travelers this summer can expect a tiny bit of relief — a really tiny bit.
State oil firm's corruption scandal gets in way of Brazil's dreams to tap big fields offshore
Oil was to have been Brazil's "passport to the future," but the grand dreams tied to state company Petrobras have been brought to a screeching halt not only by falling crude prices, but by a crisis of its own making.
As China goes on holiday for Lunar New Year, business and cultural impact felt globally
Decades ago the Chinese New Year holiday, also known as Spring Festival, had little impact outside of China.
Airline stocks fall after revenue ratio dips at Southwest, fuel forecast rises at American
Airline stocks fell Monday after oil prices rose again and Southwest and American each reported weakness in a key revenue figure.
US airline stocks fall after Delta reports decline in key January revenue figure
Airline stocks fell Tuesday after Delta reported that a key revenue figure for January declined more sharply than expected due to winter storms and weaker international business.
Shares of Hawaiian Holdings fall after airline forecasts 1Q decline in key revenue figure
Shares of Hawaiian Airlines' parent fell sharply in extended trading Thursday after the company said a key revenue measure would decline in the first quarter.
Revenue from increasing deliveries of commercial aircraft boost Boeing's 4Q profit 20 percent
Boeing Co. says fourth-quarter profit is up 20 percent as it delivered more commercial planes, offsetting weakness in the defense business.
The immense cost of keeping up during the holidays sets UPS back; cuts outlook for the year
The huge cost of ensuring timely deliveries cost UPS during the holidays and the shipping company is now cutting its outlook for the year.
Cheaper jet fuel, strong demand expected to boost airline profits even higher in 2015
Leaders of United and Southwest gave an upbeat forecast for 2015 that combined strong travel demand and cheaper fuel.
From baller to small business owners: NFL players find second careers as entrepreneurs
As Eddie George neared the end of his nine seasons in the NFL, the running back began pondering his next play.
Despite gains on international flights, United Airlines reports flat traffic in December
United Airlines said Friday that passenger traffic in December was nearly flat and a key revenue measure rose only slightly in the fourth quarter.
Southwest Airlines rose the most in Standard & Poor's 500 in 2014; Transocean fell the most
The plunging price of oil helped create 2014's biggest winners and losers on the stock market.
The quick growth of Asian airlines creates challenge: how to safely train enough jet pilots
Every week, a combined total of 28 new planes roll off the assembly lines at Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier and Embraer factories — the fastest production rate in the history of commercial aviation.
As crews search for AirAsia Indonesia Flight 8501, here are some answers about the missing jet
Rescue crews are searching Indonesian waters for AirAsia Indonesia Flight 8501, which disappeared Sunday with 162 passengers and crew onboard.
Airlines forecast huge profit rise to $25 billion in 2015 with continued fall in oil prices
The global airline industry expects its profits to leap to a record high next year, helped by strong passenger demand, increased efficiency and a continued fall in jet fuel prices.
Price of Thanksgiving dinner is up over last year, but don't blame the turkey
Giving thanks will be a little costlier this year, but — and here's something you can be truly thankful for — it probably won't empty your wallet.
From handbags to Harleys, Japan's slide back into recession could hurt US companies
Japan has slipped back into a recession for the second time in two years.
Shares of Branson-backed Virgin America start trading with tailwind from airline industry
Virgin America begins selling shares to the public on Friday, and the timing of the IPO could hardly be better.
Cheaper jet fuel, nearly full airplanes help US airlines soar to big 3Q profits
Saving a nickel or a dime per gallon might not seem like much to the average motorist, but for airlines that burn hundreds of millions of gallons of fuel every month, it adds up quickly.
Airline stocks fall after news that health worker with Ebola flew on Frontier Airlines flight
Airline stocks are tumbling after news that the second health worker to be diagnosed with Ebola flew on a commercial flight the night before reporting a fever.