Both airlines and passengers lose. One sheds revenue, and the other may not make it home for Thanksgiving. Exactly 222 flights “within, into, or out of the United States” have been cancelled…
The runs in airline stocks have been so strong over the past month or so that one question has to be asked: Have they run up too much?
Aside from the cost of a ticket, airlines passengers are bedeviled by all sorts of fees, such as charges for food, baggage, better legroom and pillows and blankets.
Insider sellers have been noticeably absent for most of the month of October. Nothing like a good old-fashioned stock market rally to get the sellers out from the shadows.
In a new review of the oil market, Credit Suisse says two industries are literally gaining monster revenue ground from the dramatic drop in the price of oil.
In the past 30 days, Southwest Airlines has cancelled more U.S. flights than any other major carrier.
Some of the Ebola high-flying stocks saw their share prices crater on Monday as Ebola fears are subsiding for several reasons.
In an era in which almost all U.S. airlines flourish, it looks like a new one, PEOPLExpress, could not make it.
Now that airlines have consolidated into a few key carriers, and now that they get to dictate prices, fees and whatever other conditions they want, airlines are major profit centers.
These are the top analyst upgrades and downgrades covered by 24/7 Wall St. on Tuesday, September 9, 2014.
With Frontier Airlines' temporary $14.99 fares, the temptation to harm margins has returned to the business.
The Boeing 737 MAX family of planes is not scheduled for delivery to customers until 2017 but Ryanair reportedly is prepared to place an order for 100.
Courtesy Boeing Co.When the monthly report on durable goods orders came out on Tuesday, virtually everyone was surprised at the 22.6% improvement. However, when transportation is backed out of the equation, orders…
Wikimedia Commons (Stuart Seeger)According to statistics from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Air Travel Consumer Report, Southwest Airlines (NYSE: LUV) posted the worst record among major airlines for on-time arrivals in June at 66.8%.…
United Continental Holdings Inc.U.S. airlines are among the lowest-rated industries in the country when it comes to customer satisfaction. According a survey completed earlier this year by the American Customer Satisfaction Index…
