Transportation

After a tough year post-oil spill, the Gulf Coast wants everyone to know they're open for business this summer. 

Between currency rates and foreign transaction fees, traveling overseas can take a big bite out travelers' budgets. But there are steps you can take to combat the costs. 

These travel junkies earn hundreds of thousands of miles without ever entering an airport. Use their credit card techniques to reap your own free flights

Despite delays and baggage fees, most Americans think that travel is better today than it was in 2001.

Despite delays and baggage fees, most Americans think that travel is better today than it was in 2001.

British Airways and Chase Card Services just raised their bets in the bidding war over high-spending international travelers.

Fisker Automotive has sued XL Group Plc after being denied insurance coverage over flooding from Superstorm Sandy that destroyed 338 of its Karma plug-in hybrids, worth about $33 million, at a Port Newark, New Jersey, shipping facility.

TUI Germany, part of Europe's largest tour operator TUI Travel , is restarting holidays to Egypt with immediate effect after the German foreign ministry relaxed its travel advice for the country.

The package delivery company reported a second-quarter profit that fell short of expectations, even as the start of holiday shopping helped boost package volumes.

On Monday, Uber and Spotify announced a new partnership which will allow Uber customers to have their Spotify music playing in in the car.

The U.S. Postal Service announced Thursday it would be delivering packages seven days a week in major cities and high-volume areas during the holiday season.

The Virginia-based company says it will likely discontinue using the engines that may have caused the Antares launch failure.

Boeing recorded 17% earnings growth in the third quarter and again raised its full-year outlook amid surging demand for commercial jets.

GM said it is recalling 269,000 cars as part of five new recalls. 

Railroad companies bounced back in the second quarter, thanks in part to a rare boost from coal.

The heat is on between Uber, Lyft and the New York City taxi and limousine establishment over innovation and regulation.

PricewaterhouseCoopers’ 2014 Global Airline CEO Survey finds that as airline profits are rising, CEOs are turning their attention to the need for greater research and development.

If you’re looking to get around town in New York City, Uber is now less expensive than a yellow cab. The car service app has lowered its prices by 20% to compete with taxis.

On July 3, Uber is partnering with helicopter app Blade to offer helicopter rides from Manhattan to the Hamptons.

FedEx posts better-than-expected results as it bounces back from a tough third quarter when severe weather disrupted delivery services.