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American Airlines' management and board of directors "have committed to a process to explore consolidation scenarios

DOT Again Delays GDS Air Fee ProposalsBy Jay Boehmer

The U.S. Transportation Department once again has moved the goalposts on its eagerly anticipated and hotly disputed Enhancing Passenger Protections III... KEEP READING

IAG Posts First-Quarter Loss, Projects Break-Even 2012By David Jonas

British Airways and Iberia's parent company posted an after-tax loss of €146 million for the March quarter, reversing a €33 million profit from the... KEEP READING

Rental Car Firms Struggle To Increase Corporate RatesBy Jay Boehmer

Try as they might, rental car firms this year have struggled to increase rates on corporate clients, with commercial pricing down by as much as 5... KEEP READING

Opening Of New Berlin Airport Delayed IndefinitelyBy Amon Cohen

Lufthansa and Airberlin are scrambling to rearrange their newly expanded flight schedules after Tuesday’s announcement that the opening of the city’s... KEEP READING

Delta Air Lines officially has abandoned the Atlanta-Shanghai route.

Virgin America reported a full-year 2011 net loss of $100.4 million,

Avis Budget reported a $23 million first-quarter net loss,

TMCs Voice Concerns On London Heathrow Border Control DelaysBy Amon Cohen

Travel management companies have added their voices to a storm of criticism regarding worsening border control delays at London Heathrow airport.... KEEP READING

AirTran Airways in April for a sixth consecutive month was the most punctual major U.S. carrier,

US Airways launched in 21 cities an option for passengers to pay for "priority check-in, security lanes and boarding,"

Hertz has "made substantial progress towards our goal to obtaining antitrust clearance" to pursue an acquisition of Dollar Thrifty,

Delta Air Lines through a subsidiary company agreed to acquire from Phillips 66 a Philadelphia-area oil refinery.

Hertz launched a new rewards program for small and midsize businesses,

Airlines 'Rebuilding Fences' For Airfares In Strong Demand EnvironmentBy David Jonas

Demand for air travel is strong and much of the airline industry's excess capacity has been removed, but airlines in recent weeks have seen fresh fare... KEEP READING

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