Duluth's Cirrus to be acquired by Chinese company Duluth-based plane maker Cirrus Aircraft has agreed to be acquired by a Chinese company, China Aviation Industry General Aircraft Co., Ltd.February 28, 2011
Minn. teen won't be tried as adult in triple fatal A Minnesota teen won't be tried as an adult
in a crash last spring that left three classmates dead and a fourth
with serious injuries.February 25, 2011
Met Council head to promote Central Corridor in D.C. The head of the Metropolitan Council is traveling to Washington D.C. Wednesday to promote a planned light-rail line connecting Minneapolis and St. Paul.February 23, 2011
Delta plane engine fails, forces emergency landing A Delta plane's engine failed in mid-air over
Florida, forcing the flight to make an emergency landing Sunday
morning, authorities said.February 20, 2011
Senate passes broad aviation bill The U.S. Senate has turned back a proposal to
eliminate a program that subsidizes air service to small airports, often in remote communities.February 17, 2011
GOP bill would cancel rural air service subsidies Subsidies for air service to small airports,
often in remote communities, would be nearly eliminated and
spending on aviation programs scaled back under a bill approved
Wednesday by a House committee.February 16, 2011
Businesses critical of results of light-rail meetings Light-rail planners will host two town-hall meetings Thursday with small businesses in St. Paul to comply with a federal judge's order for more analysis on the Central Corridor project.February 16, 2011
Delta, American boost some air fares by up to $120 Major U.S. airlines are raising the price of some
tickets favored by business travelers again, this time by up to
$120 per round trip.February 15, 2011
Obama's budget includes $200M for Central Corridor President Barack Obama is recommending $200 million in federal funding for a planned light-rail line linking St. Paul and Minneapolis.February 14, 2011
More passengers ride Northstar commuter train Ridership on the Northstar commuter rail line went up last month. That's welcome news for the service, which runs passenger trains daily between Big Lake and Minneapolis, because ridership last year was 20 percent below projections.February 14, 2011
MPR's lawsuit over light rail appears headed for trial Minnesota Public Radio and the Metropolitan Council failed to reach a deal after a mediation session last month. MPR's lawsuit stems from its concern over noise and vibrations from the light rail trains that will travel in front of the company's broadcast facilities in downtown St. Paul.February 9, 2011