Japan's ANA says to begin Dreamliner test flights on Sunday
All Nippon Airways said it would begin test flights of Boeing Co's 787 Dreamliner on Sunday after the Japanese government on Friday issued approval for the grounded aircraft to resume flight.
Goodyear profit strong, but still sees weak demand
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co on Friday posted a stronger-than-expected quarterly profit as lower raw material costs and increased sales of higher-priced tires offset weakness in Europe, but the company warned industry demand would remain weak.
Goodyear posts stronger-than-expected profit
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co on Friday posted a stronger-than-expected quarterly profit as lower raw material costs and increased sales of higher-priced tires offset weakness in Europe.
Raytheon boosts earnings forecast after strong quarter
Raytheon Co raised its profit forecast for 2013 on Thursday after a stronger-than-expected jump in first-quarter earnings, the only major arms company to do so despite fresh U.S. defense budget cuts.
FAA publishes new rule for 787 batteries, estimates fix cost
Regulators on Thursday published a new rule that governs the lithium-ion batteries on Boeing Co's 787 passenger jet, more than three months after battery problems grounded the plane worldwide.
BA Loss May Spur Boeing to Offer Mini-Jumbo in Weeks
Boeing looks ready to start offering its long-awaited next-generation mini-jumbo to step up the competition against rival Airbus .
US Airways CEO hoping for furlough resolution soon
US Airways Group Chairman and Chief Executive Doug Parker said he was hopeful government leaders would come to a solution that would halt the travel disruptions in wake of U.S. staff cuts of air traffic controllers.
US Airways CEO hoping for furlough resolution soon
US Airways Group Chairman and Chief Executive Doug Parker said he was hopeful government leaders would come to a solution that would halt the travel disruptions in wake of U.S. staff cuts of air traffic controllers.
GM sees April U.S. new-car sales rising at similar rate to March
General Motors Co Chief Executive Dan Akerson said he sees the U.S. auto industry's new-vehicle sales in April rising at a similar rate as the previous month, when they increased 3.
Ford 1Q Tops Estimates on Record North America
Ford reported better-than-expected first-quarter results as new models boosted its pretax profit in North America.
Japan's government: Permission to resume Boeing's 787 may come Thursday
Japan's Civil Aviation Authority said final permission to resume Boeing Co's grounded Dreamliner flights may come as early as Thursday.
Dreamliner Set to Fly in a Week After Battery Fix
Boeing began installing reinforced lithium-ion batteries, starting a process that should make the first commercial Dreamliners ready to fly again in a week.
Dreamliner Set to Fly in a Week After Battery Fix
Boeing began installing reinforced lithium-ion batteries, starting a process that should make the first commercial Dreamliners ready to fly again in a week.
Israel airline strike ends after government, El Al forge deal
Israel reached an agreement with airline El Al on Monday to help cover its security costs, which ended a two-day strike and will help the flag carrier be competitive in an open-skies deal with Europe.
Union Strike at Lufthansa Hits 1,700 Flights
Lufthansa passengers faced chaos after the airline cancelled virtually all of its flights in Germany due to a strike by staff over pay.
Boeing 787 to keep 180-minute extended range permission: FAA
The Federal Aviation Administration on Friday said Boeing Co's 787 airliner would retain permission to fly up to 180 minutes over remote areas and oceans once regulators allowed the Dreamliner to return to the skies.
Boeing Stock Jumps as Dreamliner Crisis Nears End
Shares of the company rose as regulators appeared poised to end a three-month grounding of the high-tech airliner.
Is Boeing's 787 about to Get Cleared for Takeoff?
U.S. regulators are close to approving a key document that could start the process of returning grounded Boeing 787 Dreamliner to service within weeks, according to several people familiar with the matter.
GM's Opel Board to Seal Fate of German Plant
Top executives from the automakers will meet to approve the first closure of a German car factory in decades.
Daimler begins sale of its 7.5 percent stake in EADS
German carmaker Daimler began selling its remaining stake in Airbus owner EADS on Tuesday as part of a wider overhaul of the European aerospace group's core ownership nearly 13 years after its creation.