John Schmeltzer

Twenty-four years ago, Herb Hunter flew a KC-135 refueling tanker along Chicago's lakefront as part of the city's air and water show. Now a Boeing 777 captain, Hunter still is...

For the captains of industry, the day they must swear to the credibility of their companies' bottom lines is fast approaching. While willing to personally sign off on their firm's...

Leadership of the union representing United Airlines pilots held the first of a series of meetings on Thursday to explain a contract that calls for members to accept a 10...

For Mandy Magill, a first-grade teacher from Ft. Collins, Colo., a trip to Chicago to visit her daughter became a painful lesson in airline economics. She was scheduled to board...

Air travel could recover quickly as the economy picks up steam, Boeing Co. said in a forecast released at the industry's preeminent trade show. For an industry hit by the...

Passenger organizations on Thursday suggested that Congress revisit plans for proposed upgrades in the security screening of airline passengers and their luggage. The Business Travel Coalition and the Air Travelers...

The nation's airlines say that decreasing the time it takes to process a passenger from check-in to the gate is one of the most important issues in restoring the nation's...

Buried within the voluminous pages of the legislation that reauthorized the Federal Aviation Administration in 2000 was a requirement that an independent commission investigate the state of the U.S. travel...