Business Headlines: Job Cuts @ American Airlines, UMass Memorial
Unemployment numbers for January are due Friday, but we're getting some grim news now.
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Unemployment numbers for January are due Friday, but we're getting some grim news now.
While not unexpected, the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing by American Airlines is a jolt to the aviation industry and airports in New England.
The Supreme Court has left in place a ruling that denied $333,000 to airport skycaps who claimed they were cheated out of tips when American Airlines started charging curbside baggage fees.
American Airlines regional carrier, American Eagle, will shut down its Logan Airport operations on November 17.
Two people were injured when a jet bridge that connects planes to the terminal at Los Angeles International Airport collapsed, throwing them at least ten feet to the ground.
The big winner in the start of non-stop service on Japan Airlines from Boston to Tokyo next year may be American Airlines.
A federal appeals court has reversed a lower court's ruling that awarded more than $333,000 to nine skycaps at Logan Airport who claimed they were cheated out of tips.
The passenger numbers for Massport and Logan Airport are good, but the financial numbers for the airlines flying into Boston are not so good.
The only thing rising faster than the price of a barrel of oil is airline ticket prices, at least that's what the management of the U.S. airlines hope.
A flight from Boston destined for the Virgin Islands had to make an emergency landing at JFK Airport in New York on Sunday.
Be warned, finding a good deal on a flight is a lot more complicated than it was just a few weeks ago.
The FBI says a 37-year-old man has been arrested after security found firearm parts in his bag at Miami International Airport.
A Braintree couple, coming back from a honeymoon in Jamaica, had the flight of their lives when their plane developed a 1-foot-by 2-feet hole in the fuselage shortly after leaving Miami.
