American Airlines CEO got $12.3 million last year; will now be paid entirely in company stock
The CEO of American Airlines, who got $12.3 million in compensation last year, will stop drawing a salary and instead be paid entirely in company stock.
Jet lands in Buffalo after crew reports pressurization emergency; passenger lost consciousness
Authorities say a SkyWest Airlines flight from Chicago has made an emergency landing in Buffalo, New York, and at least one passenger lost consciousness.
Massachusetts governor proposes overhaul of Boston transit system after snow clogged travel
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker is proposing major changes to Boston's public transit system after pounding snowstorms this winter slowed the nation's oldest subway system to a crawl, frustrating hundreds of thousands of riders.
Deal reached in lawsuit filed on behalf of Arab-Jewish woman strip-searched at Detroit airport
An Arab-Jewish woman who was strip-searched at a Detroit-area airport has reached a settlement in a lawsuit filed on her behalf.
Trucking group urges government to get moving on rule requiring big-rig speed limiters
The nation's largest trucking industry group wants the government to get moving on a rule requiring speed-limiters on big rigs.
Lawsuit: Southwest Airlines failed to respond to medical emergency of passenger who later died
A woman has filed a wrongful-death lawsuit against Southwest Airlines, claiming crew members mistook her husband's medical emergency for unruly behavior aboard a California flight.
TSA adding security measures, including more frequent background checks, for aviation workers
The Transportation Security Administration is tightening security rules for airline and airport workers in the wake of a criminal case in which an Atlanta baggage handler was accused of smuggling guns on commercial jets, Homeland Security Jeh Johnson said Monday.
Airlines companies shares mixed at 1 p.m.
Shares of some top airlines companies are mixed at 1 p.m.: Delta Air rose $.49 or 1.1 percent, to $45.25.
Airlines companies shares up at 10 a.m.
Shares of some top airlines companies are up at 10 a.m.: Delta Air rose $.50 or 1.1 percent, to $45.26.
Airlines companies shares down at the close of trading
Shares of some top airlines companies were down at the close of trading: Delta Air fell $.23 or .5 percent, to $44.76.
Count calories, map miles traveled: Citi Bike's CEO promises a smoother ride for New Yorkers
New Yorkers may soon be able to count calories burned and miles traveled while pedaling Citi Bikes, the popular bicycle-sharing program with a troubled history that is undergoing a major overhaul under new leadership.
Construction worker dies in 80-foot fall at Philadelphia building site near main train station
A construction worker has fallen 80 feet to his death at a Philadelphia building site near the city's main railroad station.
Following Germanwings crash, aviation safety experts weigh ground functions to override pilots
To improve airline safety, maybe we need to remove the pilots.
Airlines companies shares up at 1 p.m.
Shares of some top airlines companies are up at 1 p.m.: Delta Air rose $.54 or 1.2 percent, to $44.74.
West Yellowstone, Montana, airport to get jet service to Salt Lake City in June
SkyWest Airlines has announced it will soon offer jet flights between West Yellowstone, Montana, and Salt Lake City to connect passengers with Delta flights.
Delta Air Lines beats 1Q earnings expectations, meets revenue forecasts
Delta Air Lines Inc. (DAL) on Wednesday reported first-quarter profit of $746 million.
1 person dead, 1 injured after witnesses report explosion at rail car repair facility in Omaha
Omaha authorities say one person is dead and another remains trapped inside a railroad tank car after a reported explosion Tuesday.
Expert: Tale of worker who fell asleep in cargo hold during takeoff should be seen as warning
The misadventure of a baggage handler who fell asleep in the cargo hold of a jetliner should be a warning for airlines to improve security procedures, safety experts said Tuesday.
Ford sales in recovering Europe market rose 12.5 percent in first quarter
Ford's European business saw stronger sales in the first quarter as falling unemployment and cheaper energy put more money in car buyers' pockets.
DOT group investigates if shrinking personal space on planes creates health and safety risks
The shrinking space on airplanes is surely uncomfortable but a government advisory committee is starting to look into whether the lack of legroom also might be dangerous for passengers' health and safety.