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Bombardier playing catch-up to broader recovery
Brent Jang O rders for regional jets are expected to trail the broader economy's recovery by up to two years, leaving Bombardier Inc.
Aerospace firm to seek $600,000 in tax breaks
San Antonio Aerospace next week will seek $600,000 in tax breaks from the city in return for expanding operations at San Antonio International Airport.
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Still flying after all these years
As the 1960s began, questions about the future of Bloomsburg's airport hung in the air.
Greater Rochester International Airport faces shakeup on flights to LaGuardia
A proposed change in the operation of flights from Greater Rochester International Airport to LaGuardia Airport in New York City could be just the thing that local business travelers want.
3 airlines fined in Minnesota tarmac stranding
The government is imposing fines for the first time against airlines for stranding passengers on an airport tarmac, the Department of Transportation said Tuesday.
Today is Tuesday, Nov. 24, the 328th day of 2009 with 37 to follow. The moon is waxing.
Airlines add more holiday surcharges
Airlines add more surcharges for travel during holidays and other peak periods including Easter.
Pittsburgh could foreshadow future of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
As Clevelanders worry about the future of their airport, they might find lessons 100 miles east in Pittsburgh.
Olive Branch pilot delivers rescued animals to fresh start in life
Jim Carney and Nina Wingfield help Doberman pinscher Sammie aboard Carney's plane in Olive Branch on Friday morning.
More than a year after Delta Air Lines closed its acquisition of Northwest Airlines, it has yet to solve one of the most vexing issues in the merger - whether flight attendants and ground workers will unionize.
Continental latest airline to expand surcharges
Major U.S. airlines' "going to see Grandma" surcharges are piling up this holiday season, and my, what big teeth they have.
Bills to ban pilots' use of electronic devices in cockpit
When two airline pilots flew past their destination last month because they were intently focused on their laptops, several lawmakers likened it to drivers trying to text behind the wheel, and they introduced bills to ban personal electronic devices from the cockpit.
United hits post-Super Bowl travelers with fee
United Airlines was among the airlines on Tuesday that confirmed it will cost travelers more to fly on certain busy days next year.
Elmira Corning Regional Airport's departures, arrivals increase
The number of arrivals and departures continued to increase in October at the Elmira Corning Regional Airport, according to the airport's monthly activity report released Tuesday.
Designed for Disaster: The DC-10 Airliner
Four Part Series Examines Design Problems with the DC-10 Airliner. In 1966, American and United Airlines were looking for a wide body airliner able to operate from the shorter runways found in tier two cities.
Q&A: 'Garp' actors aren't distancing themselves from movie
Jerome Jacobson was identified as the leader of the McDonald's Monopoly game scam.
Fly-by pilots appeal FAA decision
Two Northwest Airlines pilots who overshot the Minneapolis, Minnesota, airport are appealing a decision to revoke their licenses, a National Transportation Safety Board spokesman said Thursday.
FAA is taking a look in mirror
The head of the Federal Aviation Administration had strong words Friday for two Northwest Airlines pilots, who overshot the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport last month, but he also turned the spotlight on his agency, saying that air traffic controllers failed to communicate during shift changes and notified the military too late that ...
How to get your luggage to arrive at the airport with you
A passenger deals with the ramifications of lost luggage. Photo courtesy of www.travelagentcentral.com The recent exposure of "The Luggage Thieves" at the Phoenix airport has all travelers asking how they can avoid becoming the next victim of a missing bag.
Wandering jet: FAA 'could have done better'
The government's reaction to an out-of-communication jet that flew past its destination last month was marred by poor communication and a failure to notify the military for more than an hour, officials said Friday.
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