F.A.A. Loosens United Airlines’ Grip on Newark Air Travel
United, criticized for underutilizing slots to preserve its leading position at Newark’s airport, has dropped plans to buy extra landing…
Head of VW’s U.S. Unit Is Out, and Dealers Are Alarmed
Michael Horn has played a crucial role in rebuilding Volkswagen’s relationship with its dealership network, gaining the support of the…
Airline Fees Are Out of Hand, a Bill From Senators Says
Legislators have introduced a bill that would limit airline fees for checked bags, ticket changes and cancellations.
Oil Prices Perk Up, Suggesting a Rebound Has Taken Hold
The price of crude is up more than 40 percent since last month. But the stockpiles that drove prices down…
Airlines Reap Record Profits, and Passengers Get Peanuts
Despite the cost savings to airlines from plummeting oil prices, airfares on the biggest domestic carriers have hardly budged.
Richard Anderson, Delta Chief Who Led Airline’s Rebound, Will Retire
Mr. Anderson, the blunt chief executive of Delta Air Lines who led its transformation into one the world’s most profitable…
Kuwait Airways Drops Flights to Avoid Israeli Passengers
Instead of stopping the practice of blocking Israeli passengers from traveling between New York City and London, as the Transportation…
VW’s Chief Meets Head of E.P.A. to Discuss Pollution Problem
The visit by Matthias Müller was meant to help VW smooth relations with regulators in the United States.
California Rejects Volkswagen’s Recall Plan
VW’s proposals for repairing vehicles equipped with a device to cheat on emissions tests are “substantially deficient,” state regulators said.
Oil Prices Slide Again, and the Bottom Is Not Yet in Sight
Oil futures have dropped every day of the year so far because of slumping demand, and analysts say the trend…