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It is the place where a nation's nightmare began. Now, Massachusetts Port Authority officials hope that a 2-acre sliver of grass and glass in the midst of Logan International Airport will also bring a measure of peace.
How do you make something permanent and poignant in a place dedicated to people who are distracted and on the move? That's the challenge the Boston-based firm Moskow Architects faced down and overcame with the winning plan for Logan International Airport's 9/11 memorial.
Does United Airlines still offer McDonald's Happy Meals as a menu choice? — A.A., San JoseNope.
CHICAGO (AP) - United Airlines says 1 of its Hong Kong-bound flights departing from Chicago had to make an emergency landing at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport because of a malfunctioning temperature probe.
The grip U.S. airlines have on travelers' wallets is about to get tighter as carriers go ahead with plans to trim their domestic schedules due to the high cost of fuel.
Which airlines are most likely to lose your luggage? The bigger ones. The Department of Transportation issues statistics each month on the rate at which airlines “mishandle” luggage — that is, don’t deliver it to you with your flight. Those statistics bounce up and down. But taking a much longer view reveals that some airlines have been significantly better than others at ...
A Boeing 747 bound for Hong Kong made an emergency landing at O'Hare International Airport Saturday because of unspecified problems with a temperature probe, officials said.
Federal Feedback by Kevin Wilkinson, Local:4-Pagination
Imagine a script sitting on a Hollywood producer's desk at a time when Americans still believe terrorism is something that happens elsewhere, far, far away.
Midwest Airlines pilot Gerald Earwood was flying about 100 miles west of New York when he first noticed what seemed like wisps of smoke coming off the World Trade Center.
Baggage handling has drawn a lot of attention lately from travelers who find they now have to pay for luggage service that used to be free. In general, it has gotten worse at airlines. The rate of mishandled bags for the eight major carriers who were flying 10 years ago was 28 percent higher in 2007 than it was in 1998. The worst offenders: the big three.
