Pakistan International Airlines fined for stranding passengers

Pakistan International Airlines fined for stranding passengers Los Angeles Times In the first such fine of an international carrier, the U.S. Department of Transportation has issued a $150,000 fine against Pakistan International Airlines for stranding passengers in Washington for more than four hours. Under federal rules, domestic ... See all stories on this topic »

Air travel like it was before 9/11 back at Newark Liberty Dailyrecord.com Beth McEntee, of Hoboken, is interviewed after she used the TSA PreCheck lane Wednesday at Newark Liberty International Airport. The program allows airline passengers to be prescreened and pass through security faster. / Thomas P. Costello/Staff ... See all stories on this topic »

Syria Bombardments, Air Strikes Terrorize Civilians, Amnesty International ... Huffington Post Indiscriminate air bombardements and artillery strikes by Syrian security forces killed more than 160 people in Idlib and Hama in recent weeks, Amnesty International reports. Amnesty International'ssenior crisis researcher, Donatella Rovera, visited ... See all stories on this topic »

American Airline layoffs not expected to affect service in Fort Myers, Miami Naples Daily News In this June 29, 2011, photo, American Airlines aircraft sit at Terminal D gates at Dallas-Fort WorthInternational Airport, in Grapevine, Texas. American Airlines and American Eagle's parent companies are filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection ... See all stories on this topic »

ANA's Boeing 787 gets celebrity treatment in Asia San Jose Mercury News United Airlines is expected to receive its first 787 soon and should have five by December. Its initial 787 domestic route includes a temporary run between George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston and San Francisco International Airport ... See all stories on this topic »

Japan Airlines up slightly in Tokyo trading debut The Seattle Times "The challenge now is ensure a fair and equal opportunity for all Japanese carriers to be successful," Tony Tyler, director general and CEO of the International Air Transport Association, said Wednesday in comments to the American Chamber of Commerce. See all stories on this topic »

Qatar Airways Introduces Renowned International Chefs to its new Culinary ... TravelersToday India's only two-star Michelen chef, Vineet Bhatia and world famous, Nobu Matshuisa from Japan, have joined Qatar Airways a long with a select few other renowned chefs from the Internationalculinary world. Michelen chefs from India, Japan, Lebanon and ... See all stories on this topic »

Delta Air Lines buys naming rights to convention center Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Delta Air Lines Inc. has bought the naming rights at downtown Milwaukee's convention center and will make improvements to its operations at Mitchell International Airport, as the carrier raises its local profile. The convention center will change its ... See all stories on this topic »

U.S. airline to launch Wi-Fi in 2013 Calgary Sun Other budget airlines have introduced Wi-Fi service recently. Such is the case of Japan Airlines, offering paid Wi-Fi since the summer in local and international flights. The airline charges around $11 for an hour of connectivity. Also this summer ... See all stories on this topic »

Cactus appeal: Allegiant Air bulks up in Phoenix, Palm Springs USA TODAY Allegiant Air continues to grow its Phoenix-area focus city, announcing today that Casper, Wyo., will become the carrier's 35th destination from the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. Allegiant will begin flying two weekly flights between the cities on Dec. 20. See all stories on this topic »