Transportation

Hong Kong Airlines Targets 'Top-End Corporate Market' With All-Premium London ServiceBy Amon Cohen

Hong Kong Airlines announced plans to launch on March 8, 2012, a daily, nonstop, two-cabin, all-business class service between London Gatwick and Hong... KEEP READING

The U.S. Transportation Security Administration will expand its trusted traveler pilot program next month to Las Vegas McCarran International Airport and early next year to Los Angeles International Airport and Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport

American Airlines this week launched for elite travelers a premium check-in and expedited security line offering at Los Angeles International Airport,

The U.S. Transportation Security Administration appointed Global Business Travel Association executive director Michael McCormick to its Aviation Security Advisory Committee,

TSA Expands Behavior Detection Q&A To DetroitBy Jay Boehmer

TSA last month expanded to Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport a pilot program in which security officers at checkpoints engage travelers in... KEEP READING

Alaska Airlines in October retained the top spot in on-time performance rankings among the nine largest U.S. carriers,

United Continental Holdings between 2012 and 2015 will outfit its entire mainline fleet with wireless Internet access,

Walsh: Expect BA, Iberia To Raise Fares And Surcharges To Offset Fuel CostsBy Amon Cohen

BA and Iberia likely will increase fuel surcharges and fares to compensate for the winding down of favorable fuel hedging arrangements in 2012, warned... KEEP READING

BA Agrees To Acquire BMI, Eyes Long-Haul Expansion From HeathrowBy Amon Cohen

British Airways parent International Airlines Group on Friday announced an "agreement in principle" to acquire British Midland (BMI) from Lufthansa. BMI... KEEP READING

DOT May Require Agencies To Disclose Air Ticket IncentivesBy Jay Boehmer

The U.S. Department Of Transportation is delaying by three months to April 2012 the release of proposed rules governing disclosure of ancillary airline... KEEP READING

Qantas on Monday resumed flights "on a limited schedule" after a work stoppage grounded operations this weekend,

Amtrak expanded free wireless Internet access to 12 additional East Coast routes,

Airlines Experiencing Uneven Recovery In U.S.-Japanese DemandBy Jay Boehmer

More than seven months after an earthquake and subsequent nuclear crisis stunted corporate travel to and from Japan, airlines are seeing an uneven... KEEP READING