Air rage is taking off around the world, say airlines
Incidents of unruly passengers on planes are increasing, and more effective deterrents are needed to tackle the problem, a global airline trade group said Wednesday.
U.S. probe into airline collusion needs more than circumstantial evidence
WASHINGTON — As the Justice Department launches an investigation into possible collusion in the airline industry, experts say the government faces the burden of proving that carriers were deliberately signaling business decisions to each other.
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News Wrap: American Airlines, U.S. Airways merge
News Wrap: American Airlines, U.S. Airways merge into world's largest carrier…
News Wrap: U.S. Airways, American Airlines merger cleared for takeoff by DOJ…
Justice Department: Anti-Competitive Airline Merger Will Make Flight Prices Soar…
What Does the $11 Billion Dollar Airline Merger Mean for the 'Friendly Skies'?…
American Airlines' Bumpy Ride: Loose Seats, Smoky Cabins and Labor Disputes…
After 81 years of flying, American Airlines landed in federal bankruptcy court Tuesday, filing for Chapter 11 protections against its creditors. Judy Woodruff discusses what's behind the bankruptcy with Ben Mutzabaugh of USA Today.
