Transportation

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  • Did relief pilot seize control from captain?

    As Egyptians protest the move toward a criminal probe, reports emerge that a crew member said a prayer and plunged the plane into the ocean.
    By Alicia Montgomery, Fiona Morgan and Daryl Lindsey November 16, 1999

  • High-tech ambulance chasing?

    Attorneys register EgyptAir domain names, seeking to comfort families, not attract clients.
    By Anthony York November 16, 1999

  • Pilots ponder the mysteries of EgyptAir crash

    Those who fly planes want to know why the autopilot was disconnected, the engines were shut down and nobody contacted air-traffic controllers.
    By Phaedra Hise November 15, 1999

  • Decoding EgyptAir

    The National Transportation Safety Board is waiting on a final analysis of the cockpit voice recorder of Flight 990 before turning over the investigation to the FBI.
    By Fiona Morgan November 15, 1999

  • Honda's electric car putt-putts its last

    Automaker ends experiment with alternative-fuel vehicles. Who's to blame?
    By -- Janelle Brown April 30, 1999

  • Nigerian nightmare

    Jeffrey Tayler describes a death-defying bus adventure across Nigeria.
    By Jeffrey Tayler December 30, 1998

  • Rickshaws I have loved

    Wanderlust editor Don George talks with Lonely Planet founder and head Tony Wheeler about his new book, 'Chasing Rickshaws,' and the company's future plans as it celebrates its 25th year of publishing.
    By Don George October 23, 1998

  • Batteries included

    Are electric cars like GM's EV1 high-tech toys -- or saviors of the planet?
    By Janelle Brown June 17, 1998

  • SALON Daily Clicks: Newsreal

    Forget car phones and sports utility vehicles, the real menace on the roads is drivers who will literally kill to get a parking space.
    By Jonathan Broder July 17, 1997
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