Transportation

Uber Poaches Facebook's 'Top Cop' To Lead SecurityBy Michael B. Baker

Uber later this month will bring on board a chief security officer to tackle concerns of data security and privacy at the company, the app-based car... KEEP READING

Delta, Aeromexico Propose United States-Mexico Joint VentureBy Chris Davis

SkyTeam partners Delta Air Lines and Aeromexico on Tuesday filed with the U.S. Department of Transportation an application seeking antitrust immunity... KEEP READING

The U.S. Department of Transportation on March 27 tentatively sustained Delta Air Lines' right to serve Tokyo’s Haneda Airport from Seattle,

The U.S. Department of Transportation on March 27 tentatively sustained Delta Air Lines' right to serve Tokyo’s Haneda Airport from Seattle, as long as... KEEP READING

Germanwings owner Lufthansa Group, in coordination with industry and government regulators, adopted a rule

Germanwings owner Lufthansa Group, in coordination with industry and government regulators, adopted a rule in which "two authorized persons must be... KEEP READING

Advito: Lower Oil Prices Soften Projected 2015 Airfare IncreasesBy Julie Sickel

Lower fuel costs this year have helped temper the airfare hikes in several global regions that BCD Travel's Advito projected last year, and the... KEEP READING

GroundLink appointed two regional sales managers.

GroundLink appointed two regional sales managers. Following stints at Oracle and Concur, Michael Humbard joined as Mid-Atlantic regional sales manager.... KEEP READING

BTN Research: Most Buyers Hold To Advance-Purchase Airfare RequirementsBy Michael B. Baker

Most travel buyers include advance-purchase requirements for air travel in their travel policies, according to Business Travel News research, but those... KEEP READING

Philippine Airlines Returns To U.S. East CoastBy Michael B. Baker

Philippine Airlines plans to expand its operations in North America, as the carrier this week restarted service to New York after a nearly two-decade... KEEP READING

Emirates CEO: Unfair Competition Allegations Are 'Factually Inaccurate'By Michael B. Baker

Emirates is preparing a "line-by-line response" to allegations from a coalition of U.S. carriers that it is receiving an unfair competitive advantage... KEEP READING

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration projects U.S. air carrier traffic will increase by an average of 2.5 percent annually

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration projects U.S. air carrier traffic will increase by an average of 2.5 percent annually each year over the next... KEEP READING

Methodology

The 2015 Corporate Travel Index, Business Travel News' 31st annual effort to assemble business travel per diems for 200 cities around the world,... KEEP READING

U.S. Hotel & Dining Costs Drive Business Travel Per Diem IncreaseBy Julie Sickel

As corporate travel demand rises within the United States, the combined daily cost of renting cars, staying in hotels and eating three meals a day looks... KEEP READING

Dysfunctional Economy & Currency Propel Cost Confusion in CaracasBy Jay Boehmer

As Venezuela confronts governmental dysfunction, currency distortion, runaway inflation and price declines for oil, its primary export, the average... KEEP READING

As Asia/Pacific Demand Falls Short of Supply, Business Travel Costs DropBy Michael B. Baker

Although the region is home to some of the priciest cities in the world, corporate travel costs are moderating across much of the Asia/Pacific region.... KEEP READING

As Occupancy Rates Surge, Atlanta Weighs New Hotel SupplyBy Chris Davis

Buoyed by one of the sharpest year-over-year hotel occupancy increases among major U.S. markets in 2014 and an influx of large conventions, Atlanta is... KEEP READING

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