SAP Concur to Launch Duty-of-Care Partner NetworkBy Elizabeth WestSAP Concur has been on the trail of a more robust duty-of-care product since it launched Concur Locate and Risk Monitoring in 2018 and hooked in the... KEEP READINGJAL Corporate Sales Leader Steve Smith to RetireBy Michael B. BakerJapan Airlines VP and head of global sales Steve Smith is retiring at the end of this month after 14 years with the carrier. ... KEEP READINGVirgin Atlantic to Establish Routes to Pakistan in DecemberBy Michael B. BakerVirgin Atlantic will start service between the United Kingdom and Pakistan in December, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGRiskline Rolls Out Covid Data HubBy Adam PerrottaTravel risk specialist Riskline has launched a new microsite designed to serve as a central hub for information and updates related to the ongoing... KEEP READINGHRS: Hotel Hygiene Label More Likely to Attract Business TravelersBy Donna M. AiroldiSince corporate lodging platform HRS launched its Clean & Safe Protocol program in partnership with Société Générale de Surveillance in June, more than... KEEP READINGSabre Gets Level 4 NDC Aggregator CertificationBy Michael B. BakerSabre Corp. has earned Level 4 certification as an aggregator under the International Air Transport Association's certification program for New... KEEP READINGQantas International Head to DepartBy Chris DavisA few days after the CEO of Australian airline group Qantas acknowledged the carrier planned no international flights until July 2021, Qantas announced... KEEP READINGEtihad Working to Rekindle Pre-Pandemic MomentumThe smallest of the Big Three Gulf carriers, Etihad Airways had a big start to 2020—on track to double earnings compared with last year, per its most... KEEP READINGEU Approves Brussels Airlines BailoutBy Michael B. BakerThe European Commission has approved a €460 million stabilization package for Brussels Airlines. ... KEEP READINGQantas: International Flights Unlikely Before July 2021By Molly DysonAustralian airline group Qantas has reported a statutory loss of A$2.7 billion (US$1.95 billion) for the 12 months to June 30 following "a near total... KEEP READINGChina, U.S. Further Ease Flight RestrictionsBy Michael B. BakerBoth United Airlines and Delta Air Lines are increasing service to China after aviation authorities in the U.S. and China agreed to ease flight... KEEP READINGQatar Airways to Bulk Up U.S. Network in SeptemberBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways will continue to rebuild its U.S. network next month, with flights scheduled to start from both Houston and Philadelphia. ... KEEP READINGHow Border Control Technology Could Ease the Spread of Covid-19The return to an open and robust air travel industry is dependent on many factors including containment of the virus, development of vaccines, a... KEEP READINGCopa Restarts Service Five Months After GroundingBy Michael B. BakerAfter five months of dormancy, Copa Airlines is resuming operations this month with plans to further ramp up service in September. ... KEEP READINGAir China Joins UATP NetworkBy Adam PerrottaAir China will issue UATP payment cards and accept all UATP accounts as a form of payment, now that the Chinese national flag carrier has joined the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
JAL Corporate Sales Leader Steve Smith to RetireBy Michael B. BakerJapan Airlines VP and head of global sales Steve Smith is retiring at the end of this month after 14 years with the carrier. ... KEEP READINGVirgin Atlantic to Establish Routes to Pakistan in DecemberBy Michael B. BakerVirgin Atlantic will start service between the United Kingdom and Pakistan in December, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGRiskline Rolls Out Covid Data HubBy Adam PerrottaTravel risk specialist Riskline has launched a new microsite designed to serve as a central hub for information and updates related to the ongoing... KEEP READINGHRS: Hotel Hygiene Label More Likely to Attract Business TravelersBy Donna M. AiroldiSince corporate lodging platform HRS launched its Clean & Safe Protocol program in partnership with Société Générale de Surveillance in June, more than... KEEP READINGSabre Gets Level 4 NDC Aggregator CertificationBy Michael B. BakerSabre Corp. has earned Level 4 certification as an aggregator under the International Air Transport Association's certification program for New... KEEP READINGQantas International Head to DepartBy Chris DavisA few days after the CEO of Australian airline group Qantas acknowledged the carrier planned no international flights until July 2021, Qantas announced... KEEP READINGEtihad Working to Rekindle Pre-Pandemic MomentumThe smallest of the Big Three Gulf carriers, Etihad Airways had a big start to 2020—on track to double earnings compared with last year, per its most... KEEP READINGEU Approves Brussels Airlines BailoutBy Michael B. BakerThe European Commission has approved a €460 million stabilization package for Brussels Airlines. ... KEEP READINGQantas: International Flights Unlikely Before July 2021By Molly DysonAustralian airline group Qantas has reported a statutory loss of A$2.7 billion (US$1.95 billion) for the 12 months to June 30 following "a near total... KEEP READINGChina, U.S. Further Ease Flight RestrictionsBy Michael B. BakerBoth United Airlines and Delta Air Lines are increasing service to China after aviation authorities in the U.S. and China agreed to ease flight... KEEP READINGQatar Airways to Bulk Up U.S. Network in SeptemberBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways will continue to rebuild its U.S. network next month, with flights scheduled to start from both Houston and Philadelphia. ... KEEP READINGHow Border Control Technology Could Ease the Spread of Covid-19The return to an open and robust air travel industry is dependent on many factors including containment of the virus, development of vaccines, a... KEEP READINGCopa Restarts Service Five Months After GroundingBy Michael B. BakerAfter five months of dormancy, Copa Airlines is resuming operations this month with plans to further ramp up service in September. ... KEEP READINGAir China Joins UATP NetworkBy Adam PerrottaAir China will issue UATP payment cards and accept all UATP accounts as a form of payment, now that the Chinese national flag carrier has joined the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Virgin Atlantic to Establish Routes to Pakistan in DecemberBy Michael B. BakerVirgin Atlantic will start service between the United Kingdom and Pakistan in December, the carrier announced. ... KEEP READINGRiskline Rolls Out Covid Data HubBy Adam PerrottaTravel risk specialist Riskline has launched a new microsite designed to serve as a central hub for information and updates related to the ongoing... KEEP READINGHRS: Hotel Hygiene Label More Likely to Attract Business TravelersBy Donna M. AiroldiSince corporate lodging platform HRS launched its Clean & Safe Protocol program in partnership with Société Générale de Surveillance in June, more than... KEEP READINGSabre Gets Level 4 NDC Aggregator CertificationBy Michael B. BakerSabre Corp. has earned Level 4 certification as an aggregator under the International Air Transport Association's certification program for New... KEEP READINGQantas International Head to DepartBy Chris DavisA few days after the CEO of Australian airline group Qantas acknowledged the carrier planned no international flights until July 2021, Qantas announced... KEEP READINGEtihad Working to Rekindle Pre-Pandemic MomentumThe smallest of the Big Three Gulf carriers, Etihad Airways had a big start to 2020—on track to double earnings compared with last year, per its most... KEEP READINGEU Approves Brussels Airlines BailoutBy Michael B. BakerThe European Commission has approved a €460 million stabilization package for Brussels Airlines. ... KEEP READINGQantas: International Flights Unlikely Before July 2021By Molly DysonAustralian airline group Qantas has reported a statutory loss of A$2.7 billion (US$1.95 billion) for the 12 months to June 30 following "a near total... KEEP READINGChina, U.S. Further Ease Flight RestrictionsBy Michael B. BakerBoth United Airlines and Delta Air Lines are increasing service to China after aviation authorities in the U.S. and China agreed to ease flight... KEEP READINGQatar Airways to Bulk Up U.S. Network in SeptemberBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways will continue to rebuild its U.S. network next month, with flights scheduled to start from both Houston and Philadelphia. ... KEEP READINGHow Border Control Technology Could Ease the Spread of Covid-19The return to an open and robust air travel industry is dependent on many factors including containment of the virus, development of vaccines, a... KEEP READINGCopa Restarts Service Five Months After GroundingBy Michael B. BakerAfter five months of dormancy, Copa Airlines is resuming operations this month with plans to further ramp up service in September. ... KEEP READINGAir China Joins UATP NetworkBy Adam PerrottaAir China will issue UATP payment cards and accept all UATP accounts as a form of payment, now that the Chinese national flag carrier has joined the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Riskline Rolls Out Covid Data HubBy Adam PerrottaTravel risk specialist Riskline has launched a new microsite designed to serve as a central hub for information and updates related to the ongoing... KEEP READINGHRS: Hotel Hygiene Label More Likely to Attract Business TravelersBy Donna M. AiroldiSince corporate lodging platform HRS launched its Clean & Safe Protocol program in partnership with Société Générale de Surveillance in June, more than... KEEP READINGSabre Gets Level 4 NDC Aggregator CertificationBy Michael B. BakerSabre Corp. has earned Level 4 certification as an aggregator under the International Air Transport Association's certification program for New... KEEP READINGQantas International Head to DepartBy Chris DavisA few days after the CEO of Australian airline group Qantas acknowledged the carrier planned no international flights until July 2021, Qantas announced... KEEP READINGEtihad Working to Rekindle Pre-Pandemic MomentumThe smallest of the Big Three Gulf carriers, Etihad Airways had a big start to 2020—on track to double earnings compared with last year, per its most... KEEP READINGEU Approves Brussels Airlines BailoutBy Michael B. BakerThe European Commission has approved a €460 million stabilization package for Brussels Airlines. ... KEEP READINGQantas: International Flights Unlikely Before July 2021By Molly DysonAustralian airline group Qantas has reported a statutory loss of A$2.7 billion (US$1.95 billion) for the 12 months to June 30 following "a near total... KEEP READINGChina, U.S. Further Ease Flight RestrictionsBy Michael B. BakerBoth United Airlines and Delta Air Lines are increasing service to China after aviation authorities in the U.S. and China agreed to ease flight... KEEP READINGQatar Airways to Bulk Up U.S. Network in SeptemberBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways will continue to rebuild its U.S. network next month, with flights scheduled to start from both Houston and Philadelphia. ... KEEP READINGHow Border Control Technology Could Ease the Spread of Covid-19The return to an open and robust air travel industry is dependent on many factors including containment of the virus, development of vaccines, a... KEEP READINGCopa Restarts Service Five Months After GroundingBy Michael B. BakerAfter five months of dormancy, Copa Airlines is resuming operations this month with plans to further ramp up service in September. ... KEEP READINGAir China Joins UATP NetworkBy Adam PerrottaAir China will issue UATP payment cards and accept all UATP accounts as a form of payment, now that the Chinese national flag carrier has joined the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
HRS: Hotel Hygiene Label More Likely to Attract Business TravelersBy Donna M. AiroldiSince corporate lodging platform HRS launched its Clean & Safe Protocol program in partnership with Société Générale de Surveillance in June, more than... KEEP READINGSabre Gets Level 4 NDC Aggregator CertificationBy Michael B. BakerSabre Corp. has earned Level 4 certification as an aggregator under the International Air Transport Association's certification program for New... KEEP READINGQantas International Head to DepartBy Chris DavisA few days after the CEO of Australian airline group Qantas acknowledged the carrier planned no international flights until July 2021, Qantas announced... KEEP READINGEtihad Working to Rekindle Pre-Pandemic MomentumThe smallest of the Big Three Gulf carriers, Etihad Airways had a big start to 2020—on track to double earnings compared with last year, per its most... KEEP READINGEU Approves Brussels Airlines BailoutBy Michael B. BakerThe European Commission has approved a €460 million stabilization package for Brussels Airlines. ... KEEP READINGQantas: International Flights Unlikely Before July 2021By Molly DysonAustralian airline group Qantas has reported a statutory loss of A$2.7 billion (US$1.95 billion) for the 12 months to June 30 following "a near total... KEEP READINGChina, U.S. Further Ease Flight RestrictionsBy Michael B. BakerBoth United Airlines and Delta Air Lines are increasing service to China after aviation authorities in the U.S. and China agreed to ease flight... KEEP READINGQatar Airways to Bulk Up U.S. Network in SeptemberBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways will continue to rebuild its U.S. network next month, with flights scheduled to start from both Houston and Philadelphia. ... KEEP READINGHow Border Control Technology Could Ease the Spread of Covid-19The return to an open and robust air travel industry is dependent on many factors including containment of the virus, development of vaccines, a... KEEP READINGCopa Restarts Service Five Months After GroundingBy Michael B. BakerAfter five months of dormancy, Copa Airlines is resuming operations this month with plans to further ramp up service in September. ... KEEP READINGAir China Joins UATP NetworkBy Adam PerrottaAir China will issue UATP payment cards and accept all UATP accounts as a form of payment, now that the Chinese national flag carrier has joined the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Sabre Gets Level 4 NDC Aggregator CertificationBy Michael B. BakerSabre Corp. has earned Level 4 certification as an aggregator under the International Air Transport Association's certification program for New... KEEP READINGQantas International Head to DepartBy Chris DavisA few days after the CEO of Australian airline group Qantas acknowledged the carrier planned no international flights until July 2021, Qantas announced... KEEP READINGEtihad Working to Rekindle Pre-Pandemic MomentumThe smallest of the Big Three Gulf carriers, Etihad Airways had a big start to 2020—on track to double earnings compared with last year, per its most... KEEP READINGEU Approves Brussels Airlines BailoutBy Michael B. BakerThe European Commission has approved a €460 million stabilization package for Brussels Airlines. ... KEEP READINGQantas: International Flights Unlikely Before July 2021By Molly DysonAustralian airline group Qantas has reported a statutory loss of A$2.7 billion (US$1.95 billion) for the 12 months to June 30 following "a near total... KEEP READINGChina, U.S. Further Ease Flight RestrictionsBy Michael B. BakerBoth United Airlines and Delta Air Lines are increasing service to China after aviation authorities in the U.S. and China agreed to ease flight... KEEP READINGQatar Airways to Bulk Up U.S. Network in SeptemberBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways will continue to rebuild its U.S. network next month, with flights scheduled to start from both Houston and Philadelphia. ... KEEP READINGHow Border Control Technology Could Ease the Spread of Covid-19The return to an open and robust air travel industry is dependent on many factors including containment of the virus, development of vaccines, a... KEEP READINGCopa Restarts Service Five Months After GroundingBy Michael B. BakerAfter five months of dormancy, Copa Airlines is resuming operations this month with plans to further ramp up service in September. ... KEEP READINGAir China Joins UATP NetworkBy Adam PerrottaAir China will issue UATP payment cards and accept all UATP accounts as a form of payment, now that the Chinese national flag carrier has joined the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Qantas International Head to DepartBy Chris DavisA few days after the CEO of Australian airline group Qantas acknowledged the carrier planned no international flights until July 2021, Qantas announced... KEEP READINGEtihad Working to Rekindle Pre-Pandemic MomentumThe smallest of the Big Three Gulf carriers, Etihad Airways had a big start to 2020—on track to double earnings compared with last year, per its most... KEEP READINGEU Approves Brussels Airlines BailoutBy Michael B. BakerThe European Commission has approved a €460 million stabilization package for Brussels Airlines. ... KEEP READINGQantas: International Flights Unlikely Before July 2021By Molly DysonAustralian airline group Qantas has reported a statutory loss of A$2.7 billion (US$1.95 billion) for the 12 months to June 30 following "a near total... KEEP READINGChina, U.S. Further Ease Flight RestrictionsBy Michael B. BakerBoth United Airlines and Delta Air Lines are increasing service to China after aviation authorities in the U.S. and China agreed to ease flight... KEEP READINGQatar Airways to Bulk Up U.S. Network in SeptemberBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways will continue to rebuild its U.S. network next month, with flights scheduled to start from both Houston and Philadelphia. ... KEEP READINGHow Border Control Technology Could Ease the Spread of Covid-19The return to an open and robust air travel industry is dependent on many factors including containment of the virus, development of vaccines, a... KEEP READINGCopa Restarts Service Five Months After GroundingBy Michael B. BakerAfter five months of dormancy, Copa Airlines is resuming operations this month with plans to further ramp up service in September. ... KEEP READINGAir China Joins UATP NetworkBy Adam PerrottaAir China will issue UATP payment cards and accept all UATP accounts as a form of payment, now that the Chinese national flag carrier has joined the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Etihad Working to Rekindle Pre-Pandemic MomentumThe smallest of the Big Three Gulf carriers, Etihad Airways had a big start to 2020—on track to double earnings compared with last year, per its most... KEEP READINGEU Approves Brussels Airlines BailoutBy Michael B. BakerThe European Commission has approved a €460 million stabilization package for Brussels Airlines. ... KEEP READINGQantas: International Flights Unlikely Before July 2021By Molly DysonAustralian airline group Qantas has reported a statutory loss of A$2.7 billion (US$1.95 billion) for the 12 months to June 30 following "a near total... KEEP READINGChina, U.S. Further Ease Flight RestrictionsBy Michael B. BakerBoth United Airlines and Delta Air Lines are increasing service to China after aviation authorities in the U.S. and China agreed to ease flight... KEEP READINGQatar Airways to Bulk Up U.S. Network in SeptemberBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways will continue to rebuild its U.S. network next month, with flights scheduled to start from both Houston and Philadelphia. ... KEEP READINGHow Border Control Technology Could Ease the Spread of Covid-19The return to an open and robust air travel industry is dependent on many factors including containment of the virus, development of vaccines, a... KEEP READINGCopa Restarts Service Five Months After GroundingBy Michael B. BakerAfter five months of dormancy, Copa Airlines is resuming operations this month with plans to further ramp up service in September. ... KEEP READINGAir China Joins UATP NetworkBy Adam PerrottaAir China will issue UATP payment cards and accept all UATP accounts as a form of payment, now that the Chinese national flag carrier has joined the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
EU Approves Brussels Airlines BailoutBy Michael B. BakerThe European Commission has approved a €460 million stabilization package for Brussels Airlines. ... KEEP READINGQantas: International Flights Unlikely Before July 2021By Molly DysonAustralian airline group Qantas has reported a statutory loss of A$2.7 billion (US$1.95 billion) for the 12 months to June 30 following "a near total... KEEP READINGChina, U.S. Further Ease Flight RestrictionsBy Michael B. BakerBoth United Airlines and Delta Air Lines are increasing service to China after aviation authorities in the U.S. and China agreed to ease flight... KEEP READINGQatar Airways to Bulk Up U.S. Network in SeptemberBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways will continue to rebuild its U.S. network next month, with flights scheduled to start from both Houston and Philadelphia. ... KEEP READINGHow Border Control Technology Could Ease the Spread of Covid-19The return to an open and robust air travel industry is dependent on many factors including containment of the virus, development of vaccines, a... KEEP READINGCopa Restarts Service Five Months After GroundingBy Michael B. BakerAfter five months of dormancy, Copa Airlines is resuming operations this month with plans to further ramp up service in September. ... KEEP READINGAir China Joins UATP NetworkBy Adam PerrottaAir China will issue UATP payment cards and accept all UATP accounts as a form of payment, now that the Chinese national flag carrier has joined the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Qantas: International Flights Unlikely Before July 2021By Molly DysonAustralian airline group Qantas has reported a statutory loss of A$2.7 billion (US$1.95 billion) for the 12 months to June 30 following "a near total... KEEP READINGChina, U.S. Further Ease Flight RestrictionsBy Michael B. BakerBoth United Airlines and Delta Air Lines are increasing service to China after aviation authorities in the U.S. and China agreed to ease flight... KEEP READINGQatar Airways to Bulk Up U.S. Network in SeptemberBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways will continue to rebuild its U.S. network next month, with flights scheduled to start from both Houston and Philadelphia. ... KEEP READINGHow Border Control Technology Could Ease the Spread of Covid-19The return to an open and robust air travel industry is dependent on many factors including containment of the virus, development of vaccines, a... KEEP READINGCopa Restarts Service Five Months After GroundingBy Michael B. BakerAfter five months of dormancy, Copa Airlines is resuming operations this month with plans to further ramp up service in September. ... KEEP READINGAir China Joins UATP NetworkBy Adam PerrottaAir China will issue UATP payment cards and accept all UATP accounts as a form of payment, now that the Chinese national flag carrier has joined the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
China, U.S. Further Ease Flight RestrictionsBy Michael B. BakerBoth United Airlines and Delta Air Lines are increasing service to China after aviation authorities in the U.S. and China agreed to ease flight... KEEP READINGQatar Airways to Bulk Up U.S. Network in SeptemberBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways will continue to rebuild its U.S. network next month, with flights scheduled to start from both Houston and Philadelphia. ... KEEP READINGHow Border Control Technology Could Ease the Spread of Covid-19The return to an open and robust air travel industry is dependent on many factors including containment of the virus, development of vaccines, a... KEEP READINGCopa Restarts Service Five Months After GroundingBy Michael B. BakerAfter five months of dormancy, Copa Airlines is resuming operations this month with plans to further ramp up service in September. ... KEEP READINGAir China Joins UATP NetworkBy Adam PerrottaAir China will issue UATP payment cards and accept all UATP accounts as a form of payment, now that the Chinese national flag carrier has joined the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Qatar Airways to Bulk Up U.S. Network in SeptemberBy Michael B. BakerQatar Airways will continue to rebuild its U.S. network next month, with flights scheduled to start from both Houston and Philadelphia. ... KEEP READINGHow Border Control Technology Could Ease the Spread of Covid-19The return to an open and robust air travel industry is dependent on many factors including containment of the virus, development of vaccines, a... KEEP READINGCopa Restarts Service Five Months After GroundingBy Michael B. BakerAfter five months of dormancy, Copa Airlines is resuming operations this month with plans to further ramp up service in September. ... KEEP READINGAir China Joins UATP NetworkBy Adam PerrottaAir China will issue UATP payment cards and accept all UATP accounts as a form of payment, now that the Chinese national flag carrier has joined the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
How Border Control Technology Could Ease the Spread of Covid-19The return to an open and robust air travel industry is dependent on many factors including containment of the virus, development of vaccines, a... KEEP READINGCopa Restarts Service Five Months After GroundingBy Michael B. BakerAfter five months of dormancy, Copa Airlines is resuming operations this month with plans to further ramp up service in September. ... KEEP READINGAir China Joins UATP NetworkBy Adam PerrottaAir China will issue UATP payment cards and accept all UATP accounts as a form of payment, now that the Chinese national flag carrier has joined the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Copa Restarts Service Five Months After GroundingBy Michael B. BakerAfter five months of dormancy, Copa Airlines is resuming operations this month with plans to further ramp up service in September. ... KEEP READINGAir China Joins UATP NetworkBy Adam PerrottaAir China will issue UATP payment cards and accept all UATP accounts as a form of payment, now that the Chinese national flag carrier has joined the... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Air China Joins UATP NetworkBy Adam PerrottaAir China will issue UATP payment cards and accept all UATP accounts as a form of payment, now that the Chinese national flag carrier has joined the... KEEP READINGMore Articles