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Lufthansa Will Use Biofuels on Commercial Flights in 2011

The German airline was one of the first to adopt Wi-Fi during flights. Now it is set to become the first to use biofuels on commercial flights, as early as next year. READ MORE›

The New United-Continental Logo: Flying a Little Too Close Together

The airline merger is a big loser for United, who may have kept the name but lost all of its rich brand equity--including double ties to a legendary designer.READ MORE›

Honeywell's GPS-based Landing Tech Could Save Airlines Billions

The first salvo against interminable flight delays is Honeywell's new GPS-based landing technology. It could also save billions for the airlines.READ MORE›

• Inside the Next-Gen GPS-based Airplane Landing System

Can Walgreens Solve the Health-Care Crisis?

Walgreen Co., like many other companies that touch the medical industry, is eagerly eyeing the outcome of President Obama's health-care reform initiative. But no matter what happens in Washington, Walgreen wins. "Whatever ...READ MORE›

Continental Test Flight Uses Algae as Fuel

Continental Airlines became the first US carrier to power a plane using algae as fuel yesterday. The flight, which notably took off from Houston's Bush Intercontinental Airport, was also the first in the world to use a dual-engine ...READ MORE›