Airlines

Airlines argue in the European Court of Justice that the EU's Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) is an overreach when imposed on flights to/from Europe.

Safety is an escalating issue in America across the maritime, air, highway and rail networks, as revealed in this extensive investigation by The Center for Public Integrity and News21.

The Web Urbanist counts down the ten most hair raising airports. "Flying may be one of the safest methods of travel but it doesn't always look that way."

Changes to a 75-year old rule, which says nonvotes must count as 'no' votes in labor elections, could make it easier for workers to organize in the railroad and airline industries.

Figures from the U.S. Department of Transportation show that the number of nationwide air passengers has declined from the previous year.

Amtrak and other rail systems are using air travel as their model of service, which Alex Marshall argues is a big mistake given the advantages of rail that they fail to exploit.

With fill-ups costing close to $70,000 for a transatlantic flight, airlines are facing a grim future.

If you build it, will they come? Not in Hagerstown, Maryland, where airlines have left town despite a brand new runway.