Air France

    By Jane L. Levere

    | 9:30AM 3/01/2011
    Cathay Pacific CEO Tony Tyler says when airlines last raised fares in 2008, most travelers kept on flying. But as Mideast upheavals send oil prices skyward and airlines hike fares again, the impact on the bottom line could be quite different.

    By Dawn Kawamoto

    | 7:00PM 11/09/2010
    The European Commission has accused some 13 airlines of collaborating to set cargo and security surcharges -- and to avoid paying commission on these surcharges to clients -- to reduce competition. Eleven of the airlines face a total of $1.1 billion in fines.

    By Bruce Kennedy

    | 9:10PM 4/18/2010
    With air travel restrictions still crippling most of Europe, national governments and businesses are starting to bridle under the unprecedented shut-downs. Losses are now reaching more than $200 million a day. A U.K. pilots group says: "A number of airlines are now staring bankruptcy in the face."

    By Jennifer Oldham

    | 6:00PM 3/18/2010
    Airlines are hiring celebrity chefs, putting designer skin-care items in bathroom kits and racing to redo seats in business and first class cabins to lie flat in an all-out push to attract premium passengers. Carriers breathed a collective sigh of relief earlier this year when an international...

    By Bruce Watson

    | 6:30PM 6/30/2009
    On Tuesday, a Yemeni Airbus 310 passenger plane traveling from Sanaa, Yemen's capital, crashed as it neared an airstrip at Moroni, the capital of the Comoros Islands. Of 153 people on board, a single survivor has been found. It's been a bad month for Airbus. The Air France plane that mysteriously...

    By Jason Cochran

    | 8:00AM 5/29/2009
    Nobody enjoys sitting through other people's airline horror stories, so I'll just give a précis: I'm on a trip in Europe, and in the course of three days, Air France managed to strand me in both Paris and Tunis. I was thousands of miles from home with no way to get back. First it negated my...