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The largest U.S. airlines in 2013 collectively are poised to post a fourth consecutive year of profits, the longest such run since the late 1990s.... KEEP READING

2013 Business Travel Survey: After Years Of Decline, Commercial Rental Car Prices Are FirmingBy Jay Boehmer

The major U.S. rental car firms for years have tried to extract price increases from corporate customers, to no avail. This year, however, conditions... KEEP READING

EasyJet agreed to "more than double its passenger numbers" at London Stansted Airport,

Several American Airlines executives will depart the airline, including chief commercial officer Virasb Vahidi,

US Airways Vets Dominate New AA Senior Management TeamBy Jay Boehmer

American Airlines CEO-designee Doug Parker on Monday announced the carrier's proposed senior management team, with six of the top nine executives,... KEEP READING

JetBlue Planning Premium 'Mini-Suites'By Jay Boehmer

Airbus in a public filing with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration revealed details about JetBlue's forthcoming premium seating product, including... KEEP READING

Alaska Airlines in May again was the most punctual major U.S. airline

Delta To De-hub MemphisBy Jay Boehmer

Delta Air Lines in a memo Tuesday indicated that on Sept. 3 it will effectively de-hub its Memphis operation, reducing the number of daily flights to 60... KEEP READING

Enterprise Holdings appointed president and COO Pamela Nicholson to serve as CEO.

United Airlines launched annual subscriptions for Economy Plus seating and checked baggage.

Delta Air Lines beginning July 1 will charge economy passengers $100 to check a second bag on flights between the Americas and Japan

IATA: Fuller Planes And Higher Airline Profits In 2013By Jay Boehmer

Citing capacity restraint and abating fuel expenses, the International Air Transport Association on Monday raised its 2013 global airline profit outlook... KEEP READING

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