NBTA: Fare Unbundling Tops List Of European Buyer ConcernsBy Amon CohenFare unbundling is the top issue that travel managers would like to discuss with the European Commission, according to a survey of NBTA Europe buyer... KEEP READINGAir France's 14-Day Reservation Hold Unbundles Ticket TimingBy Amon CohenAir France's announcement this week that it is charging European economy class passengers an optional fee to hold ticket reservations for up to 14 days... KEEP READINGAirPlus: German Air Transactions Soared In MayBy Amon CohenPayment services provider AirPlus International believes the business travel revival in Germany has taken a firm hold after its transaction figures... KEEP READINGIATA Slams Merkel For Air Departure Tax ProposalBy Amon CohenThe International Air Transport Association today savaged plans announced yesterday by German chancellor Angela Merkel to introduce an air departure tax... KEEP READINGHotel Rates Rise in Paris, Recover Elsewhere In FranceBy Michael B. BakerHotels in Paris saw rates rise for April from the previous year despite a dip in occupancy, while hotel revenues in some other cities in France returned... KEEP READINGGreek Hotel Performance Lags NeighborsBy Michael B. BakerHotels in Greece are facing a grim revenue picture even as hotels in other Mediterranean and southern European locations are showing signs of recovery,... KEEP READINGEgencia Study: N. American Buyers More Bullish On Travel Than EuropeansBy Michael B. BakerMost North American travel managers expect to increase travel volumes throughout the rest of this year, while further cuts in travel volumes remain... KEEP READINGAir France-KLM, BA Detail Annual, Ash LossesBy Amon CohenAir France-KLM unveiled an operating loss of €1.28 billion for the year ending March 31 last week and estimated that it has subsequently lost €160... KEEP READINGLufthansa Requiring Refunds For Unmet Upfront DiscountsBy Amon CohenLufthansa's controversial new contracts with corporate clients not only withhold rebates for missed targets, they also require clients to refund... KEEP READINGArpey Sees US, EU Approving AA, BA, Iberia ATI This SummerBy Jay BoehmerThe U.S. Department of Transportation will grant final approval of American Airlines' antitrust-immune joint venture with British Airways and Iberia by... KEEP READINGEuropean Buyers Fight Lufthansa Move To Cut Rebates For UnderperformanceBy Amon CohenTravel managers across Europe are objecting to Lufthansa corporate contracts that would cut the rebates of companies that fail to meet deal targets,... KEEP READINGGTMC Sees U.K. Gov't Lowering Air Fees, Adding Rail, Stopping Heathrow RunwaysBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom is likely to have lower air departure fees and a high-speed rail link from London to Scotland but no new runways in southeast England... KEEP READINGManchester Becomes First European Airport With Full Body ScannersBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom's Manchester Airport last week claimed it has become the first airport in Europe to replace secondary hand searches of passengers... KEEP READINGEurope Working On New Rules As Eruption Disruptions ContinueBy Amon CohenThe European Aviation Safety Agency today said it is in talks to produce United States-style rules for flying through volcanic ash clouds. If adopted,... KEEP READINGSpain's Biggest TMC Leaves Radius For HRGBy Amon CohenViajes El Corte Inglés, which claims to be the largest travel management company in Spain, quit the Radius network on Monday to become the Spanish and... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Air France's 14-Day Reservation Hold Unbundles Ticket TimingBy Amon CohenAir France's announcement this week that it is charging European economy class passengers an optional fee to hold ticket reservations for up to 14 days... KEEP READINGAirPlus: German Air Transactions Soared In MayBy Amon CohenPayment services provider AirPlus International believes the business travel revival in Germany has taken a firm hold after its transaction figures... KEEP READINGIATA Slams Merkel For Air Departure Tax ProposalBy Amon CohenThe International Air Transport Association today savaged plans announced yesterday by German chancellor Angela Merkel to introduce an air departure tax... KEEP READINGHotel Rates Rise in Paris, Recover Elsewhere In FranceBy Michael B. BakerHotels in Paris saw rates rise for April from the previous year despite a dip in occupancy, while hotel revenues in some other cities in France returned... KEEP READINGGreek Hotel Performance Lags NeighborsBy Michael B. BakerHotels in Greece are facing a grim revenue picture even as hotels in other Mediterranean and southern European locations are showing signs of recovery,... KEEP READINGEgencia Study: N. American Buyers More Bullish On Travel Than EuropeansBy Michael B. BakerMost North American travel managers expect to increase travel volumes throughout the rest of this year, while further cuts in travel volumes remain... KEEP READINGAir France-KLM, BA Detail Annual, Ash LossesBy Amon CohenAir France-KLM unveiled an operating loss of €1.28 billion for the year ending March 31 last week and estimated that it has subsequently lost €160... KEEP READINGLufthansa Requiring Refunds For Unmet Upfront DiscountsBy Amon CohenLufthansa's controversial new contracts with corporate clients not only withhold rebates for missed targets, they also require clients to refund... KEEP READINGArpey Sees US, EU Approving AA, BA, Iberia ATI This SummerBy Jay BoehmerThe U.S. Department of Transportation will grant final approval of American Airlines' antitrust-immune joint venture with British Airways and Iberia by... KEEP READINGEuropean Buyers Fight Lufthansa Move To Cut Rebates For UnderperformanceBy Amon CohenTravel managers across Europe are objecting to Lufthansa corporate contracts that would cut the rebates of companies that fail to meet deal targets,... KEEP READINGGTMC Sees U.K. Gov't Lowering Air Fees, Adding Rail, Stopping Heathrow RunwaysBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom is likely to have lower air departure fees and a high-speed rail link from London to Scotland but no new runways in southeast England... KEEP READINGManchester Becomes First European Airport With Full Body ScannersBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom's Manchester Airport last week claimed it has become the first airport in Europe to replace secondary hand searches of passengers... KEEP READINGEurope Working On New Rules As Eruption Disruptions ContinueBy Amon CohenThe European Aviation Safety Agency today said it is in talks to produce United States-style rules for flying through volcanic ash clouds. If adopted,... KEEP READINGSpain's Biggest TMC Leaves Radius For HRGBy Amon CohenViajes El Corte Inglés, which claims to be the largest travel management company in Spain, quit the Radius network on Monday to become the Spanish and... KEEP READINGMore Articles
AirPlus: German Air Transactions Soared In MayBy Amon CohenPayment services provider AirPlus International believes the business travel revival in Germany has taken a firm hold after its transaction figures... KEEP READINGIATA Slams Merkel For Air Departure Tax ProposalBy Amon CohenThe International Air Transport Association today savaged plans announced yesterday by German chancellor Angela Merkel to introduce an air departure tax... KEEP READINGHotel Rates Rise in Paris, Recover Elsewhere In FranceBy Michael B. BakerHotels in Paris saw rates rise for April from the previous year despite a dip in occupancy, while hotel revenues in some other cities in France returned... KEEP READINGGreek Hotel Performance Lags NeighborsBy Michael B. BakerHotels in Greece are facing a grim revenue picture even as hotels in other Mediterranean and southern European locations are showing signs of recovery,... KEEP READINGEgencia Study: N. American Buyers More Bullish On Travel Than EuropeansBy Michael B. BakerMost North American travel managers expect to increase travel volumes throughout the rest of this year, while further cuts in travel volumes remain... KEEP READINGAir France-KLM, BA Detail Annual, Ash LossesBy Amon CohenAir France-KLM unveiled an operating loss of €1.28 billion for the year ending March 31 last week and estimated that it has subsequently lost €160... KEEP READINGLufthansa Requiring Refunds For Unmet Upfront DiscountsBy Amon CohenLufthansa's controversial new contracts with corporate clients not only withhold rebates for missed targets, they also require clients to refund... KEEP READINGArpey Sees US, EU Approving AA, BA, Iberia ATI This SummerBy Jay BoehmerThe U.S. Department of Transportation will grant final approval of American Airlines' antitrust-immune joint venture with British Airways and Iberia by... KEEP READINGEuropean Buyers Fight Lufthansa Move To Cut Rebates For UnderperformanceBy Amon CohenTravel managers across Europe are objecting to Lufthansa corporate contracts that would cut the rebates of companies that fail to meet deal targets,... KEEP READINGGTMC Sees U.K. Gov't Lowering Air Fees, Adding Rail, Stopping Heathrow RunwaysBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom is likely to have lower air departure fees and a high-speed rail link from London to Scotland but no new runways in southeast England... KEEP READINGManchester Becomes First European Airport With Full Body ScannersBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom's Manchester Airport last week claimed it has become the first airport in Europe to replace secondary hand searches of passengers... KEEP READINGEurope Working On New Rules As Eruption Disruptions ContinueBy Amon CohenThe European Aviation Safety Agency today said it is in talks to produce United States-style rules for flying through volcanic ash clouds. If adopted,... KEEP READINGSpain's Biggest TMC Leaves Radius For HRGBy Amon CohenViajes El Corte Inglés, which claims to be the largest travel management company in Spain, quit the Radius network on Monday to become the Spanish and... KEEP READINGMore Articles
IATA Slams Merkel For Air Departure Tax ProposalBy Amon CohenThe International Air Transport Association today savaged plans announced yesterday by German chancellor Angela Merkel to introduce an air departure tax... KEEP READINGHotel Rates Rise in Paris, Recover Elsewhere In FranceBy Michael B. BakerHotels in Paris saw rates rise for April from the previous year despite a dip in occupancy, while hotel revenues in some other cities in France returned... KEEP READINGGreek Hotel Performance Lags NeighborsBy Michael B. BakerHotels in Greece are facing a grim revenue picture even as hotels in other Mediterranean and southern European locations are showing signs of recovery,... KEEP READINGEgencia Study: N. American Buyers More Bullish On Travel Than EuropeansBy Michael B. BakerMost North American travel managers expect to increase travel volumes throughout the rest of this year, while further cuts in travel volumes remain... KEEP READINGAir France-KLM, BA Detail Annual, Ash LossesBy Amon CohenAir France-KLM unveiled an operating loss of €1.28 billion for the year ending March 31 last week and estimated that it has subsequently lost €160... KEEP READINGLufthansa Requiring Refunds For Unmet Upfront DiscountsBy Amon CohenLufthansa's controversial new contracts with corporate clients not only withhold rebates for missed targets, they also require clients to refund... KEEP READINGArpey Sees US, EU Approving AA, BA, Iberia ATI This SummerBy Jay BoehmerThe U.S. Department of Transportation will grant final approval of American Airlines' antitrust-immune joint venture with British Airways and Iberia by... KEEP READINGEuropean Buyers Fight Lufthansa Move To Cut Rebates For UnderperformanceBy Amon CohenTravel managers across Europe are objecting to Lufthansa corporate contracts that would cut the rebates of companies that fail to meet deal targets,... KEEP READINGGTMC Sees U.K. Gov't Lowering Air Fees, Adding Rail, Stopping Heathrow RunwaysBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom is likely to have lower air departure fees and a high-speed rail link from London to Scotland but no new runways in southeast England... KEEP READINGManchester Becomes First European Airport With Full Body ScannersBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom's Manchester Airport last week claimed it has become the first airport in Europe to replace secondary hand searches of passengers... KEEP READINGEurope Working On New Rules As Eruption Disruptions ContinueBy Amon CohenThe European Aviation Safety Agency today said it is in talks to produce United States-style rules for flying through volcanic ash clouds. If adopted,... KEEP READINGSpain's Biggest TMC Leaves Radius For HRGBy Amon CohenViajes El Corte Inglés, which claims to be the largest travel management company in Spain, quit the Radius network on Monday to become the Spanish and... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Hotel Rates Rise in Paris, Recover Elsewhere In FranceBy Michael B. BakerHotels in Paris saw rates rise for April from the previous year despite a dip in occupancy, while hotel revenues in some other cities in France returned... KEEP READINGGreek Hotel Performance Lags NeighborsBy Michael B. BakerHotels in Greece are facing a grim revenue picture even as hotels in other Mediterranean and southern European locations are showing signs of recovery,... KEEP READINGEgencia Study: N. American Buyers More Bullish On Travel Than EuropeansBy Michael B. BakerMost North American travel managers expect to increase travel volumes throughout the rest of this year, while further cuts in travel volumes remain... KEEP READINGAir France-KLM, BA Detail Annual, Ash LossesBy Amon CohenAir France-KLM unveiled an operating loss of €1.28 billion for the year ending March 31 last week and estimated that it has subsequently lost €160... KEEP READINGLufthansa Requiring Refunds For Unmet Upfront DiscountsBy Amon CohenLufthansa's controversial new contracts with corporate clients not only withhold rebates for missed targets, they also require clients to refund... KEEP READINGArpey Sees US, EU Approving AA, BA, Iberia ATI This SummerBy Jay BoehmerThe U.S. Department of Transportation will grant final approval of American Airlines' antitrust-immune joint venture with British Airways and Iberia by... KEEP READINGEuropean Buyers Fight Lufthansa Move To Cut Rebates For UnderperformanceBy Amon CohenTravel managers across Europe are objecting to Lufthansa corporate contracts that would cut the rebates of companies that fail to meet deal targets,... KEEP READINGGTMC Sees U.K. Gov't Lowering Air Fees, Adding Rail, Stopping Heathrow RunwaysBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom is likely to have lower air departure fees and a high-speed rail link from London to Scotland but no new runways in southeast England... KEEP READINGManchester Becomes First European Airport With Full Body ScannersBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom's Manchester Airport last week claimed it has become the first airport in Europe to replace secondary hand searches of passengers... KEEP READINGEurope Working On New Rules As Eruption Disruptions ContinueBy Amon CohenThe European Aviation Safety Agency today said it is in talks to produce United States-style rules for flying through volcanic ash clouds. If adopted,... KEEP READINGSpain's Biggest TMC Leaves Radius For HRGBy Amon CohenViajes El Corte Inglés, which claims to be the largest travel management company in Spain, quit the Radius network on Monday to become the Spanish and... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Greek Hotel Performance Lags NeighborsBy Michael B. BakerHotels in Greece are facing a grim revenue picture even as hotels in other Mediterranean and southern European locations are showing signs of recovery,... KEEP READINGEgencia Study: N. American Buyers More Bullish On Travel Than EuropeansBy Michael B. BakerMost North American travel managers expect to increase travel volumes throughout the rest of this year, while further cuts in travel volumes remain... KEEP READINGAir France-KLM, BA Detail Annual, Ash LossesBy Amon CohenAir France-KLM unveiled an operating loss of €1.28 billion for the year ending March 31 last week and estimated that it has subsequently lost €160... KEEP READINGLufthansa Requiring Refunds For Unmet Upfront DiscountsBy Amon CohenLufthansa's controversial new contracts with corporate clients not only withhold rebates for missed targets, they also require clients to refund... KEEP READINGArpey Sees US, EU Approving AA, BA, Iberia ATI This SummerBy Jay BoehmerThe U.S. Department of Transportation will grant final approval of American Airlines' antitrust-immune joint venture with British Airways and Iberia by... KEEP READINGEuropean Buyers Fight Lufthansa Move To Cut Rebates For UnderperformanceBy Amon CohenTravel managers across Europe are objecting to Lufthansa corporate contracts that would cut the rebates of companies that fail to meet deal targets,... KEEP READINGGTMC Sees U.K. Gov't Lowering Air Fees, Adding Rail, Stopping Heathrow RunwaysBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom is likely to have lower air departure fees and a high-speed rail link from London to Scotland but no new runways in southeast England... KEEP READINGManchester Becomes First European Airport With Full Body ScannersBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom's Manchester Airport last week claimed it has become the first airport in Europe to replace secondary hand searches of passengers... KEEP READINGEurope Working On New Rules As Eruption Disruptions ContinueBy Amon CohenThe European Aviation Safety Agency today said it is in talks to produce United States-style rules for flying through volcanic ash clouds. If adopted,... KEEP READINGSpain's Biggest TMC Leaves Radius For HRGBy Amon CohenViajes El Corte Inglés, which claims to be the largest travel management company in Spain, quit the Radius network on Monday to become the Spanish and... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Egencia Study: N. American Buyers More Bullish On Travel Than EuropeansBy Michael B. BakerMost North American travel managers expect to increase travel volumes throughout the rest of this year, while further cuts in travel volumes remain... KEEP READINGAir France-KLM, BA Detail Annual, Ash LossesBy Amon CohenAir France-KLM unveiled an operating loss of €1.28 billion for the year ending March 31 last week and estimated that it has subsequently lost €160... KEEP READINGLufthansa Requiring Refunds For Unmet Upfront DiscountsBy Amon CohenLufthansa's controversial new contracts with corporate clients not only withhold rebates for missed targets, they also require clients to refund... KEEP READINGArpey Sees US, EU Approving AA, BA, Iberia ATI This SummerBy Jay BoehmerThe U.S. Department of Transportation will grant final approval of American Airlines' antitrust-immune joint venture with British Airways and Iberia by... KEEP READINGEuropean Buyers Fight Lufthansa Move To Cut Rebates For UnderperformanceBy Amon CohenTravel managers across Europe are objecting to Lufthansa corporate contracts that would cut the rebates of companies that fail to meet deal targets,... KEEP READINGGTMC Sees U.K. Gov't Lowering Air Fees, Adding Rail, Stopping Heathrow RunwaysBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom is likely to have lower air departure fees and a high-speed rail link from London to Scotland but no new runways in southeast England... KEEP READINGManchester Becomes First European Airport With Full Body ScannersBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom's Manchester Airport last week claimed it has become the first airport in Europe to replace secondary hand searches of passengers... KEEP READINGEurope Working On New Rules As Eruption Disruptions ContinueBy Amon CohenThe European Aviation Safety Agency today said it is in talks to produce United States-style rules for flying through volcanic ash clouds. If adopted,... KEEP READINGSpain's Biggest TMC Leaves Radius For HRGBy Amon CohenViajes El Corte Inglés, which claims to be the largest travel management company in Spain, quit the Radius network on Monday to become the Spanish and... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Air France-KLM, BA Detail Annual, Ash LossesBy Amon CohenAir France-KLM unveiled an operating loss of €1.28 billion for the year ending March 31 last week and estimated that it has subsequently lost €160... KEEP READINGLufthansa Requiring Refunds For Unmet Upfront DiscountsBy Amon CohenLufthansa's controversial new contracts with corporate clients not only withhold rebates for missed targets, they also require clients to refund... KEEP READINGArpey Sees US, EU Approving AA, BA, Iberia ATI This SummerBy Jay BoehmerThe U.S. Department of Transportation will grant final approval of American Airlines' antitrust-immune joint venture with British Airways and Iberia by... KEEP READINGEuropean Buyers Fight Lufthansa Move To Cut Rebates For UnderperformanceBy Amon CohenTravel managers across Europe are objecting to Lufthansa corporate contracts that would cut the rebates of companies that fail to meet deal targets,... KEEP READINGGTMC Sees U.K. Gov't Lowering Air Fees, Adding Rail, Stopping Heathrow RunwaysBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom is likely to have lower air departure fees and a high-speed rail link from London to Scotland but no new runways in southeast England... KEEP READINGManchester Becomes First European Airport With Full Body ScannersBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom's Manchester Airport last week claimed it has become the first airport in Europe to replace secondary hand searches of passengers... KEEP READINGEurope Working On New Rules As Eruption Disruptions ContinueBy Amon CohenThe European Aviation Safety Agency today said it is in talks to produce United States-style rules for flying through volcanic ash clouds. If adopted,... KEEP READINGSpain's Biggest TMC Leaves Radius For HRGBy Amon CohenViajes El Corte Inglés, which claims to be the largest travel management company in Spain, quit the Radius network on Monday to become the Spanish and... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Lufthansa Requiring Refunds For Unmet Upfront DiscountsBy Amon CohenLufthansa's controversial new contracts with corporate clients not only withhold rebates for missed targets, they also require clients to refund... KEEP READINGArpey Sees US, EU Approving AA, BA, Iberia ATI This SummerBy Jay BoehmerThe U.S. Department of Transportation will grant final approval of American Airlines' antitrust-immune joint venture with British Airways and Iberia by... KEEP READINGEuropean Buyers Fight Lufthansa Move To Cut Rebates For UnderperformanceBy Amon CohenTravel managers across Europe are objecting to Lufthansa corporate contracts that would cut the rebates of companies that fail to meet deal targets,... KEEP READINGGTMC Sees U.K. Gov't Lowering Air Fees, Adding Rail, Stopping Heathrow RunwaysBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom is likely to have lower air departure fees and a high-speed rail link from London to Scotland but no new runways in southeast England... KEEP READINGManchester Becomes First European Airport With Full Body ScannersBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom's Manchester Airport last week claimed it has become the first airport in Europe to replace secondary hand searches of passengers... KEEP READINGEurope Working On New Rules As Eruption Disruptions ContinueBy Amon CohenThe European Aviation Safety Agency today said it is in talks to produce United States-style rules for flying through volcanic ash clouds. If adopted,... KEEP READINGSpain's Biggest TMC Leaves Radius For HRGBy Amon CohenViajes El Corte Inglés, which claims to be the largest travel management company in Spain, quit the Radius network on Monday to become the Spanish and... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Arpey Sees US, EU Approving AA, BA, Iberia ATI This SummerBy Jay BoehmerThe U.S. Department of Transportation will grant final approval of American Airlines' antitrust-immune joint venture with British Airways and Iberia by... KEEP READINGEuropean Buyers Fight Lufthansa Move To Cut Rebates For UnderperformanceBy Amon CohenTravel managers across Europe are objecting to Lufthansa corporate contracts that would cut the rebates of companies that fail to meet deal targets,... KEEP READINGGTMC Sees U.K. Gov't Lowering Air Fees, Adding Rail, Stopping Heathrow RunwaysBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom is likely to have lower air departure fees and a high-speed rail link from London to Scotland but no new runways in southeast England... KEEP READINGManchester Becomes First European Airport With Full Body ScannersBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom's Manchester Airport last week claimed it has become the first airport in Europe to replace secondary hand searches of passengers... KEEP READINGEurope Working On New Rules As Eruption Disruptions ContinueBy Amon CohenThe European Aviation Safety Agency today said it is in talks to produce United States-style rules for flying through volcanic ash clouds. If adopted,... KEEP READINGSpain's Biggest TMC Leaves Radius For HRGBy Amon CohenViajes El Corte Inglés, which claims to be the largest travel management company in Spain, quit the Radius network on Monday to become the Spanish and... KEEP READINGMore Articles
European Buyers Fight Lufthansa Move To Cut Rebates For UnderperformanceBy Amon CohenTravel managers across Europe are objecting to Lufthansa corporate contracts that would cut the rebates of companies that fail to meet deal targets,... KEEP READINGGTMC Sees U.K. Gov't Lowering Air Fees, Adding Rail, Stopping Heathrow RunwaysBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom is likely to have lower air departure fees and a high-speed rail link from London to Scotland but no new runways in southeast England... KEEP READINGManchester Becomes First European Airport With Full Body ScannersBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom's Manchester Airport last week claimed it has become the first airport in Europe to replace secondary hand searches of passengers... KEEP READINGEurope Working On New Rules As Eruption Disruptions ContinueBy Amon CohenThe European Aviation Safety Agency today said it is in talks to produce United States-style rules for flying through volcanic ash clouds. If adopted,... KEEP READINGSpain's Biggest TMC Leaves Radius For HRGBy Amon CohenViajes El Corte Inglés, which claims to be the largest travel management company in Spain, quit the Radius network on Monday to become the Spanish and... KEEP READINGMore Articles
GTMC Sees U.K. Gov't Lowering Air Fees, Adding Rail, Stopping Heathrow RunwaysBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom is likely to have lower air departure fees and a high-speed rail link from London to Scotland but no new runways in southeast England... KEEP READINGManchester Becomes First European Airport With Full Body ScannersBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom's Manchester Airport last week claimed it has become the first airport in Europe to replace secondary hand searches of passengers... KEEP READINGEurope Working On New Rules As Eruption Disruptions ContinueBy Amon CohenThe European Aviation Safety Agency today said it is in talks to produce United States-style rules for flying through volcanic ash clouds. If adopted,... KEEP READINGSpain's Biggest TMC Leaves Radius For HRGBy Amon CohenViajes El Corte Inglés, which claims to be the largest travel management company in Spain, quit the Radius network on Monday to become the Spanish and... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Manchester Becomes First European Airport With Full Body ScannersBy Amon CohenThe United Kingdom's Manchester Airport last week claimed it has become the first airport in Europe to replace secondary hand searches of passengers... KEEP READINGEurope Working On New Rules As Eruption Disruptions ContinueBy Amon CohenThe European Aviation Safety Agency today said it is in talks to produce United States-style rules for flying through volcanic ash clouds. If adopted,... KEEP READINGSpain's Biggest TMC Leaves Radius For HRGBy Amon CohenViajes El Corte Inglés, which claims to be the largest travel management company in Spain, quit the Radius network on Monday to become the Spanish and... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Europe Working On New Rules As Eruption Disruptions ContinueBy Amon CohenThe European Aviation Safety Agency today said it is in talks to produce United States-style rules for flying through volcanic ash clouds. If adopted,... KEEP READINGSpain's Biggest TMC Leaves Radius For HRGBy Amon CohenViajes El Corte Inglés, which claims to be the largest travel management company in Spain, quit the Radius network on Monday to become the Spanish and... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Spain's Biggest TMC Leaves Radius For HRGBy Amon CohenViajes El Corte Inglés, which claims to be the largest travel management company in Spain, quit the Radius network on Monday to become the Spanish and... KEEP READINGMore Articles