U.S. Now Requiring Full Names For All FlyersAll passengers flying to, from or through the United States will have to supply their full name, including middle names, in advance of travel as today,... KEEP READING
IATA Insists PaxIS Complies With EC Data-Privacy RegsThe International Air Transport Association, responding today to inquiries for a story posted in yesterday's EuroBTN newsletter, insisted that its... KEEP READING
EC Sees IATA PaxIS Covered Under CRS Code Of ConductCorporate travel industry groups have welcomed written confirmation from the European Commission that travel agencies and corporate clients must not be... KEEP READING
EU, Canada Sign Open Skies AgreementCanada and the European Union this week officially signed a bilateral open skies agreement that enables European carriers to operate direct flights to... KEEP READING
European Airlines, Reporting Losses, Differ On Demand OutlookEuropean airlines have, as expected, uniformly reported losses for the first quarter of 2009, but they are divided on whether falling fares are... KEEP READING
Greyber To Replace Remy At Egencia's HelmTravel management company Egencia today announced that president Jean-Pierre Remy will leave the company to become CEO of a large European company... KEEP READING
Sabre Strikes Lufthansa Content Deal, Adds Opt-In FeeSabre and Lufthansa today announced a four-year global distribution agreement, effective July 1, extending an arrangement reached in May 2008 and set to... KEEP READING
U.K. Agents Attempting To Solve Hotel Billback ProblemsBritish travel management companies are appealing to hotels to help find a solution to the frequent failure of "billback" arrangements when corporate... KEEP READING
Amadeus Adds Car Rental Features, Enables Rental Co. CardsOnline booking tool Amadeus E-Travel Management this week introduced several enhancements aimed at improving the efficiency of car rental reservations.... KEEP READING
Citi Analysts Call First Quarter The Worst Ever For European CarriersPublicly listed European airlines lost an estimated combined €1.8 billion in the first quarter of 2009, compared with a profit of €100 million in the... KEEP READING
OAG Data Show Deep Cuts In U.K. Air ServiceThe United Kingdom this month recorded a severe cutback in scheduled airline service, with a 9 percent decline in international capacity and a 14... KEEP READING
U.K. Travel Agents See Bookings For Air Plummet, Rail SoarAir transactions handled by British travel management companies plummeted 17 percent in the first quarter of 2009, but rail bookings shot up by 14... KEEP READING
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