Report: FAA Signed Off on 787 Battery in '07 Knowing it Was Flammable
The FAA reportedly signed off on the lithium-ion battery used in Boeing's Dreamliner in 2007 knowing it was highly-flammable.
Boeing Dreamliner Suffers Two More Mishaps
Extending a string of recent incidents, Boeing's 787 Dreamliner jet suffered a cracked cockpit window and an oil leak on separate flights in Japan on Friday.
Boeing Focused on Making 787s More Reliable
Boeing said Monday it is focused on making its 787 Dreamliners, which have faced recent scrutiny in the wake of problems, more reliable.
Boeing Focused on Making 787s More Reliable
Boeing said Monday it is focused on making its 787 Dreamliners, which have faced recent scrutiny in the wake of problems, more reliable.
Treasury Launches Third Phase of Plan to Sell GM Stake
Treasury launched the third phase of its plan to sell its stake in GM, the U.S. automaker that took a government bailout in 2009.
Fiat Chair: Chrysler IPO Creates New Business Situation
The listing of Chrysler creates a different business situation for the Fiat group to operate in, the chairman of the Italian automaker said on Thursday.
AutoZone's 15% Profit Jump Disappoints; Sales Top Views
AutoZone logged a 15% rise in fiscal fourth-quarter earnings Wednesday even as the auto-parts retailer’s U.S. sales barely budged.
Norwegian Air to Meet with Boeing Execs Over Dreamliner
Norwegian Air will meet Boeing executives in Oslo Wednesday to discuss the repeated technical problems with its two Dreamliners.
Airbus Increases 20-Year Demand Forecast
Airbus raised its long-term jet demand forecast, saying the world would need to double its fleet as cities expand.
Fiat Says 'No Assurance' Chrysler IPO Will Happen
Fiat said Chrysler's regulatory filing for an IPO doesn’t necessarily foreshadow a stock sale, as the Italian company continues to seek a deal for full ownership of the Big Three automaker.
Chrysler Reluctantly Files for IPO of up to $100M, Forced by Second-Largest Shareholder
Chrysler reluctantly filed for an IPO of up to $100 million, forced by its second-largest shareholder.
Airlines Slash Profit Forecast for 2013
Citing weaker growth in some parts of Asia and lower freight demand, global airlines reduced their 2013 industry profit forecast by 8%to $11.7 billion.
Fiat Brings in U.S. Bailout Adviser for Chrysler Buyout
Italian carmaker Fiat brought in a veteran of the U.S. auto bailout to break deadlock in talks for it to buy out the minority investor in Chrysler.
Boeing's Stretched-Out Jumbo Jet 787-9 May Fly Next Week
After completing production of its stretched-out long-haul 787 last month, the first test flights of the long-awaited Boeing 787-9 begin next week.
Sharing or Selling Airline Miles Can be Risky, Pricey
When it comes to selling extra miles be sure to know all the risks and costs associated with the sale.
Virgin Galactic to Offer Space Travel Adventures
Virgin Galactic will be offering trips to outer space within the next two years, for the price of $200,000 per ticket. Travelers have booked from all around the world, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Credit Card Foreign Transaction Fees Mostly Up
The general trend is up for foreign transaction fees, but a few issuers have bucked the trend and dropped the fee from top-end rewards cards
Travel Picks: Top 10 St Patrick's Day Parades
From green rivers to flying potatoes, here are some of the best cities to celebrate the Irish holiday.
Drunken St. Patrick's Parades Spark Crackdown
St. Patrick's Day parades bring a rowdy crowd and some cities are turning to social networking tools like Twitters to crack down.
New York Flights Pick Up After Rash of Cancellations Amid Blizzard
Arriving and departing flights at New York City area airports gained steam early on Sunday evening after the worst U.S. East Coast snowstorm in decades resulted in a deluge of cancellations and delays












