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Thomas Cook Tests the Waters for Corporate Business GrowthBy Michael B. Baker

Although Thomas Cook Group Airlines is known as a leisure travel carrier, it has turned its attention to the corporate market, particularly with its... KEEP READING

Copa Is Poised to Grow as Latin American Economy Recovers

Latin America's aviation industry shows strength this year—traffic in the region increased 16.1 percent year over year in April, according to the... KEEP READING

DHS Is Considering Expanding Laptop Ban to 71 More AirportsBy Michael B. Baker

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is considering expanding its laptop ban to 71 additional airports but also is working with those airports so... KEEP READING

European Commission Changes Payment Rules to Avoid 'Undermining Travel Management'By Amon Cohen

The European Commission has exempted corporate payments from draft security authentication measures that had threatened to make lodge cards, virtual... KEEP READING

How Qatar Airways Is Adjusting to Qatar's Diplomatic CrisisBy Michael B. Baker

Qatar Airways has closed its offices in Riyadh, Dubai and the United Arab Emirates' Sharjah as Qatar's diplomatic crisis with its neighboring nations... KEEP READING

U.S.-Inbound Travel Grew in April Despite Travel BanBy JoAnn DeLuna

Despite President Donald Trump's controversial executive orders on travel and immigration, international inbound travel grew 4 percent year over year in... KEEP READING

United Will End Service to VenezuelaBy Michael B. Baker

On July 1, United will end its service between Houston and Caracas, a route that "was not meeting our financial expectations," according to a United... KEEP READING

DOJ Presents Trump's Stymied Travel Ban to Highest CourtBy Elizabeth West

Presenting President Donald Trump's stymied travel ban to the Supreme Court last week, the Department of Justice requested the court reinstate the... KEEP READING

Carriers Cut Service to QatarBy Michael B. Baker

Several carriers have suspended flights in and out of Qatar following a rift in which several nations including the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia... KEEP READING

Five Tips for Protecting Your Company’s Info When Employees Travel AbroadBy Dunbar Security Solutions COO Christopher Ensey

The U.S. Transportation Security Administration's ban of certain carry-on electronic devices on inbound flights from 10 Middle Eastern airports puts two... KEEP READING

Airlines See Record Demand Growth in April Despite Laptop BanBy Michael B. Baker

Low fares and an improving global economy pushed worldwide air travel demand up 10.7 percent year over year in April, the highest year-over-year monthly... KEEP READING

United Will Fly Nonstop Between Los Angeles & SingaporeBy Michael B. Baker

On Oct. 27, United Airlines will begin daily nonstop service between Los Angeles and Singapore on Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, pending government... KEEP READING

Concur Expands to South KoreaBy Amanda Metcalf

Concur will offer its travel, expense and invoice solutions to companies operating in South Korea. It will be based in the Seoul office of parent... KEEP READING

No Laptop Ban Expansion—for NowBy Michael B. Baker

Following discussions with European Union Home Affairs Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos and Transport Commissioner Violeta Bulc, the U.S. Department... KEEP READING

JetBlue Will Test Facial Recognition-Based BoardingBy Michael B. Baker

In June, JetBlue will begin testing a boarding process that screens based on biometrics rather than paper or digital boarding passes. The testing will... KEEP READING

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