Infrastructure

American Airlines emergence from Chapter 11 and merger with US Airways Group Inc. officially took off Monday as trading on the new company began.

A public-private partnership at the airport in Gary, Ind. will drive $100 million of investment over the next 40 years, the airport announced Monday.

The Federal Transit Administration said it would give Cincinnati until Dec. 19 to reverse a recent decision to halt a controversial streetcar project or it would pull federal funding.

Foothill/Eastern Transportation Corridor Agency, Calif. is drawing a lot of interest from investors on $2.2 billion in toll revenue bonds it plans to price Dec. 12 to restructure its outstanding debt.

Virginia Gov.-elect Terry McAuliffe is reluctant to go ahead with a $1.4 billion toll road until the project receives final environmental approval from the Corps of Engineers.

The Indiana Finance Authority won The Bond Buyer's 12th annual Deal of the Year award for its Ohio River Bridges East End Crossing Project.

The Hawaii Department of Transportation Airports Division will use a financing structure uncommon for airports to pay for $150 million in energy conservation projects.

Moody's Investors Service raised its outlook on the toll road industry to stable from negative as toll revenues continue a slow but steady recovery.

A state agency has cleared a 40-year parking lease deal that is one of two centerpiece transactions to the Harrisburg, Pa., financial recovery plan.

Coalition of labor and business executives support legislation to raise the federal gasoline tax by 15 cents per gallon to fund transportation infrastructure.