Case Closed: Union Drops NLRB Complaint Against Boeing
The Machinists Union has dropped its grievances with against Boeing with the National Labor Board.
U.S. Airways Revenue Passenger Miles Up 3.4%
U.S. Airways (NYSE:LCC) said revenue passenger miles, a key profitability metric for airlines, increased 3.4% in November.
Southwest Airlines Posts 6.4% Increase in September Traffic
Southwest Airlines Co. (LUV) continued its stretch of greater monthly traffic dating back to last year, as the company reported Friday a 6.4% increase in September traffic. The rise in combined traffic between Southwest Airlines and AirTran, which Southwest purchased in May, outpaced the company’s expanding capacity.
Ford UAW contract ratification gains momentum
DETROIT (Reuters) - The United Auto Workers leadership pushing for ratification of a new four-year labor contract with Ford Motor Co made fresh gains Saturday with nearly half of the worker vote counted, a union online update showed.
UAW workers reject Oshkosh pact for second time
OSHKOSH, Wis. (Reuters) - Workers at defense contractor Oshkosh Corp turned down a new five-year contract offer from the company for a second time in little more than a week Saturday even after union leaders narrowed differences between the two sides in recent days.
AMR Shares Tumble on Bankruptcy Fears
Shares of American Airlines parent AMR Corp fell as much as 41% on growing fears the the airline is headed for bankruptcy.
AMR management, pilots move ahead on contract talks
(Reuters) - American Airlines, a unit of AMR Corp , and its pilots planned weekend contract talks amid fresh signs the two could be nearing a deal after five years of mostly bitter bargaining, chiefly over wages and job protection.
Qantas Flights Resume After Labor Dispute
Qantas flights returned to the air after the company grounded all activity on Saturday in an effort to force the government to intervene in its labor dispute with the unions.
Virgin America's Turkey of a Website
Timing is everything in business; so who thought it would be a good idea to do major tinkering with an airline’s website just weeks before Thanksgiving?
Regional Carrier Fined $900,000 for Tarmac Delays
American Eagle was charged for extended delays that affected more than 600 people on 15 flights last May in Chicago. The delays were up to 225 minutes, which is about 45 minutes beyond the limit.
Report: Qantas to Cut Fares to Win Back Passengers
Australia's Qantas Airways plans to cut fares and launch an advertising blitz to win back passengers, a newspaper said, after its showdown with unions caused international travel chaos and left almost 70,000 travelers stranded.
'Occupy' Protesters Shut Down Port of Oakland
Maritime operations at the Port of Oakland, one of the largest container ports in the U.S., were shut down on Wednesday evening by demonstrators protesting against economic inequality.
Analysis: 3-D printing making inroads in heavy manufacturing
By Scott Malone
BAE Systems to axe up to 3,000 UK jobs
LONDON (Reuters) - Europe's biggest defense contractor BAE Systems said it will axe up to 3,000 jobs in Britain as cuts to global defense budgets hit orders for its fighter jets.
Boeing says Japan could produce F-18 under license
By Mariko Katsumura and Kiyoshi Takenaka
UAW expects GM contract deal after "much progress"
By Deepa Seetharaman
FedEx Eyes Big Boeing, Airbus Orders: Report
The shipping giant is reportedly mulling multibillion dollar purchases of wide-body freighters from Boeing and Europes Airbus SAS, but the decision may be delayed by global economic uncertainties.
Netflix, Discovery in New Streaming Deal: Sources
Netflix and Discovery Communications have reached an agreement to bring episodes of popular TV adventure shows including "Man vs. Wild" and "River Monsters" to the streaming service, according to people close to the deal.
GM CEO "clearly" concerned about U.S. recession risk
* GM China head declines comment on 1 pct China JV stake buyback (Adds background, GM China head comment)
Pratt sees widebody options for geared turbofan
By Karen Jacobs and Tim Hepher








