Bombardier says CSeries on track; revenue jumps
Bombardier Inc said its CSeries jetliner was on track to make its first flight in June, and the world's No.
Unlocked engine covers caused BA emergency landing: regulator
British air safety regulators ordered Airbus to notify operators of its A320 jets to make specific safety checks after finding unlocked engine covers had forced a jet to make an emergency landing at London's Heathrow airport last week.
Boeing to open design and support sites away from Seattle
Boeing Co on Friday began a major move to spread its commercial aircraft engineering talent and aircraft support staff around the U.S., announcing plans for engineering design and airplane-support centers outside of the Seattle area.
Toyota says 'good chance' of record Lexus sales this year
Toyota Motor Corp has a "good chance" of selling a record number of luxury Lexus vehicles this year, an executive said, as a weaker yen adds to the brand's allure globally and in its biggest market the United States.
Toyota says 'good chance' of record Lexus sales this year
Toyota Motor Corp has a "good chance" of selling a record number of luxury Lexus vehicles this year, an executive said, as a weaker yen adds to the brand's allure globally and in its biggest market the United States.
Sale of AIG plane lease unit to Chinese group at risk
A Chinese group's purchase of ILFC, one of the world's largest airplane leasing businesses, could collapse after insurer American International Group Inc said on Friday it did not receive a scheduled deposit payment.
EADS Chief Hikes 2013 Order Goal for Airbus
Airbus is on course to sell more than 800 aircraft in 2013, beating its initial order target by more than a hundred units, the chief executive of parent EADS said on Wednesday.
Volkswagen nears wage deal for more than 100,000 workers
Volkswagen is nearing a deal with the IG Metall labor union to raise wages for workers at its German factories, just as Europe's biggest automaker grapples with slowing sales and falling profit.
Nissan Recalls 841K Vehicles Worldwide
The Japanese auto maker will recall the Micra model manufactured in the U.K. between 2002 and 2006 due to a problem with the steering wheels.
China formally approves Boeing's Dreamliner for use
China's civil aviation regulator on Thursday formally approved Boeing Co's 787 Dreamliner for use in the country, clearing the way for Chinese airlines to start operating the aircraft, which has been plagued with problems.
China formally approves Boeing's Dreamliner for use
China's civil aviation regulator on Thursday formally approved Boeing Co's 787 Dreamliner for use in the country, clearing the way for Chinese airlines to start operating the aircraft, which has been plagued with problems.
Factbox: What does Lockheed's F-35 fighter jet really cost?
Lockheed Martin Corp is developing and building the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, the Pentagon's most expensive weapons program, for three U.S. military branches and eight international partners.
GM Recalling 2013 Cadillac SRX's for Wheel Issue
General Motors Co is recalling worldwide more than 27,000 Cadillac crossover vehicles whose wheels could fall off due to potentially loose wheel nuts.
Boeing Expects 787 Battery Retrofits Done by Next Week
Boeing said it is 90% finished with retrofits of the battery system on its 787 Dreamliner and should finish the rest by next week.
Boeing CEO McNerney says interest in 777X is high
Boeing Co Chief Executive Officer Jim McNerney said on Wednesday that customer interest in the 777X wide-body airplane is "high and still growing," and that he expects to formally launch the aircraft program later this year.
Boeing CEO McNerney says interest in 777X is high
Boeing Co Chief Executive Officer Jim McNerney said on Wednesday that customer interest in the 777X wide-body airplane is "high and still growing," and that he expects to formally launch the aircraft program later this year.
Boeing CEO says interest in 777X is high
Boeing Co Chief Executive Jim McNerney said on Wednesday customer interest in the 777X wide-body airplane is "high and still growing," and he expects to formally launch the aircraft program later this year.
Sales Growth Drives AutoZone’s 3Q Net Higher
The largest auto-parts retailer in the U.S. reported a 6.8% gain in third-quarter earnings amid stronger auto-parts and commercial sales.
AutoZone profit rises as costs fall
AutoZone Inc , the largest U.S. auto parts retailer, reported a 7 percent rise in quarterly profit as costs fell.
Exclusive: U.S. Air Force to move forward target date for F-35 use
The U.S. Air Force plans to start operational use of Lockheed Martin Corp.
