NTSB doing detailed analysis of damaged Boeing 787 battery
The National Transportation Safety Board on Tuesday said it was continuing to investigate a January 7 battery fire on a Boeing Co 787 Dreamliner at Boston airport, and had shifted into a more detailed, microscopic examination of the damaged battery.
Peugeot job cuts temporarily suspended by court
The Paris Court of Appeal ordered a temporary suspension of PSA Peugeot Citroen's restructuring plan which includes 8,000 job cuts, the company and unions said.
Faulty manufacturing seen behind F-35B grounding
Pentagon and industry officials said on Monday a manufacturing problem was the most likely cause of an engine failure that led to the grounding of all 25 Marine Corps versions of the Lockheed Martin Corp F-35 fighter jet 10 days ago.
Airbus warned of lithium battery risks a year ago: presentation
Airbus warned the airline industry of risks related to lithium batteries almost a year before two safety incidents grounded 787 Dreamliners built by its chief rival Boeing , according to a presentation seen by Reuters.
China COSCO eyes turnaround options, stock down sharply
The world's largest bulk shipper, China COSCO Holdings Co Ltd , faces the risk of delisting for its Shanghai shares if it fails to turn around in 2013, after having warned of a second straight year of losses.
GM averts strike in Brazil by delaying layoffs
General Motors Co averted a looming strike in Brazil by delaying the layoff of as many as 750 workers until the end of the year and vowing to invest about 500 million reais ($246 million) at its Sao Jose dos Campos facility.
Investigators still unable to find cause of 787 fire
Further testing still has not found the cause of a battery fire aboard a Boeing Co 787 Dreamliner in Boston earlier this month, the National Transportation Safety Board said on Sunday.
US Air, AMR merger deal could come in next two weeks: sources
US Airways Group Inc and American Airlines parent AMR Corp are in the final stages of negotiating a merger, with valuation and management structure being the two major sticking points left to resolve, four people familiar with the matter said.
Peugeot, GM joint programs to use French co's technology
General Motors and alliance partner PSA Peugeot Citroen will build all three planned joint vehicle programs on the French automaker's technological platforms, the companies said on Thursday.
Opel plans Peugeot-based cars, plant decisions loom
General Motors and PSA Peugeot Citroen outlined plans to collaborate on a new range of small cars and minivans based on the French company's technology in order to spread development costs across more brands and models.
GM looks to Encore small crossover to expand Buick's reach
General Motors Co is counting on the new Encore small crossover vehicle to bring more new customers to its premium Buick brand.
Senate to examine FAA approval of Dreamliner battery
A key Senate committee will hold a hearing in coming weeks to examine U.S. aviation safety oversight and the Federal Aviation Administration's decision to allow Boeing Co to use highly flammable lithium-ion batteries on board its new 787 Dreamliner, a congressional aide said on Tuesday.
Japan transport ministry says to continue probe of battery maker
Japan's transport ministry said on Monday it will continue its investigation into problems with batteries used in Boeing Co's 787 Dreamliner jet and manufactured by Japanese battery maker GS Yuasa Corp.
Airbus wins 914 orders in 2012, lags Boeing
Europe's Airbus posted a 43 percent drop in orders and surrendered its crown as the world's largest planemaker to Boeing last year, but predicted improvements in both orders and deliveries for 2013 as airlines seek to reduce fuel costs.
Air India closes bookings for Dreamliner flights
India's state-owned carrier Air India has closed bookings on Boeing Co Dreamliner-operated flights "for the time being", the airline said on Thursday.
Japan ministry: JAL 787 fuel leak caused by valve-related malfunction
Japan's transportation ministry said a fuel leak on a Japan Airlines-operated Boeing 787 jet last week was due to a malfunction in a driving mechanism that controls a valve.
GM in talks with Facebook about return to paid ads
General Motors Co and Facebook Inc are discussing the return of the U.S. automaker as a paid advertiser about eight months after GM said it would stop running ads on the social networking website, a top GM executive said.
European safety agency to ground 787 in line with FAA
European safety regulators will follow the United States in ordering the grounding of Boeing 787 Dreamliners amid battery safety concerns, a spokesman said early on Thursday.
India to decide on Dreamliner grounding after Boeing report
India's airline regulator will decide on whether or not to ground national carrier Air India's Boeing Co Dreamliner jets after the U.S. company submits a report on the aircraft's safety, the regulator's head said on Wednesday.