Northwest Airlines is the worst - Albany Times Union

Airlines fight FAA crew rest requirements - Reuters

Year in review: Bold moves help airlines, FedEx cut costs, turn ... - Memphis Commercial Appeal

Northwest Airlines seeks delay of Seattle-Beijing flights - Seattle Times

Allegiant Hits Temporary Turbulence - Forbes

More than 10 percent of flights cancelled in December - AberdeenNews.com

United to lay off fewer workers - Chicago Tribune

Baby is born on board Northwest Airlines flight - Trading Markets (press release)

Airport info on accident response does not jibe - Pacific Daily News

Northern Lights ridership numbers don?t add up - Duluth News Tribune

Buyers See Downside Of Delta-NWA: Cite Less Competition, Service; Await More Deals (Business Travel News)

Airport info on accident response does not jibe (Pacific Daily News)

Weird news (Bluffton Today)

Flight diverted from Bismarck to Fargo (The Bismarck Tribune)

Delta, Northwest international cuts bypass SLC (The Salt Lake Tribune)

Year in review: Bold moves help airlines, FedEx cut costs, turn profits in 2008 (Memphis Commercial Appeal)

Week in Review (Pioneer Press)

Northwest Airlines seeking delay on U.S.-China service (Miami Herald)

Who says breath tests don't lie? Not this former Northwest Airlines flight attendant (Pioneer Press)

Baby born on trans-Atlantic flight to Boston (USA Today)

Airlines Fight FAA Crew Rest Requirements

Seven U.S. airlines have sued the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration, claiming the agency broke its own rules and may have compromised flight safety when it set new standards for pilot rest times last year ...

Airport info on accident response does not jibe

The federal government has reported on the probable cause of the Aug. 15, 2005 Northwest Airlines accident at the A.B. Won Pat Guam International Airport, but the airport has refused to release an internal ...

Weather prompts NWA fee waiver

The Business Journal of Milwaukee - by Jennifer Niemela Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal Travelers scheduled to fly Monday and Tuesday through Minneapolis on Delta or Northwest airlines can adjust their ...

Incredible deals available now; more will come

For travelers, 2008 went out with a whimper, with missed connections, lousy weather and stubbornly high prices in the face of falling costs to suppliers.

Inauguration tests a troubled transportation grid

On a typical weekday, close to 2 million people commute to the nation's capital, snarling the highways and packing subway trains and buses during peak hours.

Now imagine doubling, or tripling, that for the inauguration.

'I don't want in any way to discourage anyone,' said District of Columbia City Administrator Dan Tangherlini. 'I just don't want them to come and be completely shocked by what they find.'

It won't be pleasant, Tangherlini and other officials warn. The Washington area's transit system is telling passengers to expect extraordinarily long lines for railcars and buses on Jan. 20. Thos...

Lions Press Conference

The Detroit Lions have called a news conference at which the team's new President Tom Lewand and new General Manager Martin Mayhew are expected to address the media.

Baby born during trans-Atlantic flight to Boston

Saturday, 03 January 2009, 10:45am Source: TV3 Northwest Airlines Flight 59 picked up an extra passenger on Wednesday when it was en route from the Netherlands to the United States.

Columbia among airlinea s best markets

With the help of a new carrier, air service at the Columbia Regional Airport took off during the last four months of 2009 and landed the city on Mesaba Airlines' Top 5 list for the year.

Miracle birth in mid-air, thank Indians

Boston, Jan. 2: Seems fair to say that the passengers who boarded Northwest Airlines Flight 59 in Amsterdam yesterday did not expect that by the time they landed in Boston seven hours later they would have new ...

Passengers applaud air-born baby

WASHINGTON: A Ugandan woman gave birth to a healthy baby girl on a plane from Amsterdam to Boston while flying over Canadian airspace, making the child eligible for Canadian citizenship.

Defending worker rights at Delta Airlines

Members of Machinists Local 1833 are sending a message to Delta Airlines management not to interfere in workers' decision to choose their own representatives in the workplace.

What Airline Cut the Most Jobs in 2008?

According to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics , for the period between October 2007 to October 2008, it seems as if mostA of the seven traditional networkA airlines A shed jobs.

Milestones of Flight: 1/1

There were 125 when it landed in Boston today. A woman went into labor and gave birth to an apparently healthy baby girl over the Atlantic Ocean yesterday during the eight-hour flight from Amsterdam.

Video: Baby born on plane

Talk about a way to ring in the New Year. Baby Sasha was born mid-flight from Amsterdam to Boston.

Delta, Northwest international cuts bypass SLC: Airlines ? Economic...

Jan. 1--Delta Air Lines and its Northwest Airlines subsidiary are delaying or cutting some flying to China and Europe because of poor market conditions, but the reductions haven't touched Salt Lake City so far.

Baby Born During International Flight To Boston

There were 124 passengers on Northwest Airlines Flight 59 when it left the Netherlands.

Airlines close the books on bumpy 2008, look for brighter skies in 2009

The meteoric rise and fall of the price of oil was the story for the airline industry for much of 2008, but as the year that brought big losses and hefty stock declines for many carriers drew to a close the ...

President urges faster rebuilding

Chinese President Hu Jintao has called for faster reconstruction and more housing during a visit to Sichuan province , where victims of last May's massive earthquake face a cold winter.

Flight diverted from Bismarck to Fargo

Northwest Airlines says a commuter flight from Minneapolis to Bismarck was diverted to Fargo because of a mechanical problem.

Northwest seeks to cut back flights to China

Northwest Airlines is the latest carrier seeking to delay or cut back long-coveted U.S.-China service.