Autos & Transportation

ANA Holdings is looking to bolster its hold on Asian traffic through equity stakes in other Asian carriers and joint ventures, CEO Shinya Katanozaka said.

America’s busiest ports reported a decline in imports during the key peak shipping season for the first time in at least a decade, sparking fears of a broader economic slowdown in the U.S.

Travelers waited more than 2 1/2 hours after a communications problem interfered with air traffic control.

Volkswagen’s sales of VW brand vehicles fell 5.3% in October, the first full month of trading since revelations that the German automotive giant had cheated on emissions tests in the U.S.

U.K. airlines will cease next week returning people from Sharm El Sheikh who were vacationing in the Egyptian resort when the crash of a Russian jetliner raised security concerns.

Air France has fired four employees suspected of accosting two executives in October, an incident that caused uproar in the country and cast a harsh light on the airline’s contentious labor negotiations.

General Motors, fresh from agreeing to a new four-year union contract that is expected to drive up its U.S. labor costs, plans to become the first U.S. auto maker to sell a Chinese-made car in America.

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Volkswagen is expected to issue clearer guidelines for whistleblowers to come forward with information about the emissions-cheating scandal, a person familiar with the situation said.

Company seeks inroads on highway projects as Congress readies greater infrastructure spending.

New York City Mayor joined families who lost loved ones in the 2001 American Airlines crash

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The German airline canceled about one third of flights scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday after two German courts rejected its request to stop a strike by its cabin crew.

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The Justice Department filed an antitrust lawsuit seeking to block United Continental from acquiring 24 takeoff and landing slots from Delta at Newark Liberty International Airport.

Oakland saw imports decline by 3.3% in October from a year ago, an unusual drop at a time when shipping volumes usually are at their peak.

India’s Railway Ministry said Alstom has won a $3 billion contract to supply the country’s state-owned railroad company with electric locomotives, the second such multibillion-dollar deal announced this week.

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An unusual order drought at the Dubai Air Show and difficult economic conditions in some key plane-buying-markets isn’t denting aircraft makers interest in boosting production with demand in the U.S. and China proving resilient.