Airlines and Airports

The Fort Worth-based airline carriers says passengers will be able to track if their plane will have wi-fi 24 hours before departure.

A hopeful sign that the economic picture in North Texas is improving.

The APA represents 11,500 pilots of American Airlines.

The carrier also will not charge a fee for throwing salt over one's shoulder and will even allow black cats to travel onboard with its new pet fare.

The current global economic environment has affected carriers worldwide, but it's been especially challenging for those operating in the Asia Pacific region.

The funds will be used for fencing improvements.

Over 87% of pilots voted in favor of the new contract, with a voter participation rate over 93%.

They're launching the freebie in conjunction with Lexus.

Eco-friendly products include a recyclable carpet, more durable seat covers, and recyclable aluminum passenger seat rub strips.

All American Airlines employees are being encouraged to wear pink and donate $5 or more to Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

Pilots cite European Commission concerns, airline’s unwillingness to address job-security needs.

They hope to deliver the kits to 10,000 people in need.

The pictures say it all.

Premieres October 4, so set your Tivos now.

They'll be given $7.6 million for pavement.

TSA using CCTV at DFW. OK?

The attempt by the Fort Worth-based airline is to send all the info to the Transportation Security Administration so they can check it against their database. It'll make flying safer, they say.

They'll be renovating the terminals, beginning in early 2011, just after Super Bowl XLV.

You get to board before general check-in but after premium and business.