Airlines

American airlines is buying 460 new jets but only 200 of those will come from U.S. manufacturer Boeing. The rest will be made in Europe by Airbus.

In an effort to reduce high fuel costs, American Airlines has ordered 460 new planes from Boeing and Airbus. The deal will phase out the carrier's current gas-guzzling fleet.

Now that passengers are used to bringing carry-on luggage and packing their own lunches, airlines are finding new ways to get them to spend.

The airline will be testing using a bio-blend on one short route in Germany.

The supply chain for Boeing's long-awaited 787 jet has been stopped again to allow workers to catch up with assembly.

Southeast Asia's largest budget carrier, AirAsia, plans to buy 300 Airbus passenger jets — a record-breaking order that would make the Malaysia-based airline one of the world's largest carriers.

United and American airlines challenge a plan that would limit the amount of carbon planes can emit on flights to and from Europe

A new feature tracks your luggage the same way FedEx or UPS tracks a package. But will it get airline passengers to check bags more often?

No more back-to-front boarding; instead, "chaos at the gate," according to the union of flight attendants.

Plane-manufacturer Airbus has snagged some very large orders at the Paris Air Show. Its U.S. rival Boeing is not doing so well at the show.