Transportation

AA Joins Premium-Economy Race With Fleetwide Rollout PlanBy Jay Boehmer

American Airlines is joining its largest competitors in rolling out premium-economy seating across its mainline fleet.... KEEP READING

Delta Air Lines launched a new process that "makes it easier for all sports groups as well as all other groups to check in online,"

European Parliament's Transport and Tourism Committee advised the European Commission to "clarify air passengers' rights,

The Pros And Cons Of Airline Contracting: Buyers And Airlines Have Much To Assess In Determining ValueBy Jay Boehmer

To hear Prism president Michael Whitesage describe it, corporate airline contracting continues on a steady march toward ubiquity. As of last summer, the... KEEP READING

How Will AMR's Bankruptcy Impact You?By Jay Boehmer

A few months into its bankruptcy proceedings, American Airlines parent AMR already has trimmed capacity, cut jobs and changed some management positions.... KEEP READING

Alaska Air Group CEO Bill Ayer will step down May 15 after 10 years at the helm, and will be replaced by company veteran and current president Brad Tilden.

American Airlines parent AMR Corp. reported a fourth-quarter net loss of nearly $1.1 billion,

American Airlines consolidated global sales and marketing under chief commercial officer Virasb Vahidi.

Interview: Tristar Worldwide Chauffeur Services CEO Mike Fogarty

Tristar Worldwide Chauffeur Services last week acquired Massachusetts-based M7 Worldwide Transportation for an undisclosed price. Tristar, which has a... KEEP READING

Proposed Obama Budget Includes Higher Air Passenger FeesBy Jay Boehmer

President Barack Obama in his fiscal year 2013 budget proposed to raise the aviation passenger security fee incrementally to $7.50 per one-way flight by... KEEP READING

Air France on Friday said it resumed a "normal flight schedule,"

Upgrade Of U.K.'s Evolvi Includes Launch Of Rail Booking AppBy Amon Cohen

United Kingdom-based rail booking tool Evolvi launched a mobile application that allows travelers to book within corporate policy and collect their... KEEP READING

Facing a workers' strike, Air France on Thursday expects to operate 65 percent of its long-haul flights and 75 percent of its short- and medium-haul flights,

TSA Announces Widescale Rollout Of PreCheck Trusted-Traveler ProgramBy Jay Boehmer

After a measured launch and rollout last year of PreCheck, the Transportation Security Administration on Wednesday announced plans to broadly expand the... KEEP READING

British Airways and Japan Airlines began seeking regulatory approval for an antitrust-immune joint venture between Asia and Europe,

More Articles