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WestJet Reports Growing Corporate Business BaseBy Michael B. Baker

WestJet reported double-digit revenue growth from corporate accounts, although passenger revenue dipped year over year in the second quarter. The... KEEP READING

U.S. Airfares See Fifth Consecutive Quarter of DeclineBy Michael B. Baker

The average U.S. airfare declined 7.8 percent year over year to $361 during the first quarter, the lowest inflation-adjusted level since 2010, according... KEEP READING

Alaska Airlines Increases Revenue in Q2By Michael B. Baker

Alaska Airlines passenger revenues increased 3 percent year over year to $1.3 billion during the second quarter, the carrier reported. Traffic and... KEEP READING

Southwest Reports Lower Close-in Airfares for Q2By Michael B. Baker

Southwest Airlines reported strong corporate travel demand in the second quarter, but yields were down as the carrier sees more discounting closer in to... KEEP READING

American Airlines Corporate Revenue Holds Up in Q2By Michael B. Baker

American Airlines reported strong corporate demand in the second quarter, though corporate revenue declined year over year.... KEEP READING

Port Authority Approves Delta's Plan for LaGuardia TerminalsBy Amanda Metcalf

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey approved Delta's plan to rebuild LaGuardia Airport terminals C and D. PANYNJ will kick in $600 million,... KEEP READING

Delta Introduces Delta Edge MeetingsBy Elizabeth West

Delta Air Lines will roll out a new facet of its Delta Edge program on Aug. 1. Called Delta Edge Meetings, the program will allow corporate clients both... KEEP READING

Enterprise Expands AirPlus Payment Option from Two Countries to 41By JoAnn DeLuna

Enterprise now accepts AirPlus as a payment option for Enterprise Rent-A-Car, National Car Rental and Alamo Rent A Car in the United States, Australia,... KEEP READING

United Revenue Dips on Stagnant Corporate DemandBy Michael B. Baker

United Airlines second-quarter passenger revenue declined 6.6 percent year over year due in part to continued travel cuts from the energy sector, though... KEEP READING

Delta's Lease for a New LAX Home Has Been ApprovedBy Amanda Metcalf

The Los Angeles World Airports board of airport commissioners approved a lease and license agreement to launch Delta's seven-year, $1.9 billion plan to... KEEP READING

U.S. DOT Issues Decision on Daytime Haneda FlightsBy Michael B. Baker

To fill the new daytime slots at Tokyo's Haneda Airport for flights from the United States, the U.S. Department of Transportation has determined that... KEEP READING

Neffenger Pledges to Boost Security Checkpoint Speed & EfficiencyBy Michael B. Baker

U.S. Transportation Security Administration administrator Peter Neffenger wants to transform airport security checkpoints into fast-moving, largely... KEEP READING

Dav El & EmpireCLS Spearhead On-Demand Luxury Car AppBy Amanda Metcalf

Dav El│BostonCoach Transportation Network, EmpireCLS Worldwide Chauffeured Services and affiliates around the country have pooled their services into a... KEEP READING

U.S. Carriers Focus on Regional OperationsBy Michael B. Baker

The three largest U.S. carriers all are focusing on improving the reliability and aircraft quality of their regional service. While long-haul flights... KEEP READING

GroundLink Will Launch Short-Notice Booking in 20 More MarketsBy Michael B. Baker

GroundLink will be able to provide a car within 20 minutes of booking in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami, London and Washington, D.C., this year.... KEEP READING

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