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Fare killer Ryanair lets go of its American dream
For at least a decade, Ryanair Holdings CEO Michael O'Leary dreamed about coming to America, bringing the Irish carrier's low fares to the other...
Oh LaGuardia! These are the worst airports in America
New York fancies itself the biggest and the best at pretty much everything. But when it comes to airports, the city that never sleeps...
Airlines swim in cash but leave airport workers high and dry
After losing more than $50 billion in the decade following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, U.S. airlines have been enjoying some financially robust times...
Dallas has a problem with JFK’s assassination
President John F. Kennedy had been dead less than two hours when a federal judge in a brown polka dot dress was hustled aboard...
How do you fly 300 Olympic horses to Rio? Business class, of course
Some Olympic athletes seem to be super-human, while others aren't human at all. In Rio de Janeiro this week, more than 300 horses are...
The F-22 Raptor: Can the Lockheed plane come back from the grave?
The Pentagon collected its final F-22 Raptor from Lockheed Martin Corp. four years ago. Amid the Cold War's end and shrinking defense budgets, the...
American ends in-flight gate announcements
You are now free to enjoy your in-flight entertainment, uninterrupted.The world's largest airline, American Airlines Group Inc., plans to stop on-board announcements of connecting...
Airlines really don’t want to upgrade people for free
Airline miles junkies typically have one goal for their large mileage balances: Swilling Champagne in first class while jetting across an ocean for free....
Which airlines get into Havana? The Feds will decide
It's been more than 50 years since commercial flights from the United States could legally land in Cuba, and now domestic airlines have under...
Pilots demand a larger slice of airline pie
Last year, pilots at Delta Air Lines and Southwest overwhelmingly rejected proposed contracts and then elected union leaders who led them through earlier contract...