Transportation

Delta, United Cut Capacity Amid Demand ConcernsBy Jay Boehmer

Delta Air Lines and United Airlines in the past week alone reduced on a combined basis "about 1 percent of their seats" for the second half of the year,... KEEP READING

Dollar Rent A Car debuted an iPhone app that allows customers to make, modify and manage rental car reservations

Japan Airlines this year will launch inflight wireless Internet on some international routes,

South African Airways is adding surcharges of €1 to €2 per flight to and from London, Frankfurt and Munich to pay for anticipated costs arising from the European Union's Emissions Trading Scheme.

Clear this month plans to launch expedited airport security queues at Dallas/Ft. Worth International Airport.

Lan Airlines and Tam Lineas Aereas on Friday executed their merger agreement

Interview: Emirates Senior Vice President Nigel Page

Emirates is in the midst of a growth spurt in the United States, having launched service to its Dubai hub from Seattle in March and from Dallas in... KEEP READING

Japan's All Nippon Airways by summer 2013 intends to provide inflight Wi-Fi on international routes,

Air France plans to cut more than 5,100 jobs and restructure certain operations as part of an effort to "rapidly" regain break-even financial results.

Delta Air Lines in October will suspend nonstop Atlanta-Barcelona and Atlanta-Milan services

J.D. Power: Business Travelers More Critical Of Airlines, More Loyal TooBy Jay Boehmer

Overall customer satisfaction with North American airlines slipped two percentage points from last year to 681 on a 1,000-point scale, according to the... KEEP READING

2012 Business Travel Survey: Airline Profits Within Reach For Third Consecutive YearBy Jay Boehmer

A three-year profit run is a rarity for the U.S. airline industry, but analysts are projecting just that, with 2012 net income levels expected to top... KEEP READING

Air France and KLM in February 2013 will begin inflight Internet connectivity trials on long-haul flights,

United Airlines last week raised to $100 from $70 the fee for checking a bag on most transatlantic flights.

Strength in Demand, Not Rates, Drives Rental Car RevenuesBy Jay Boehmer

Despite weakness in pricing, the four dominant U.S. rental car companies in 2011 leveraged the strength of leisure and business demand to grow their... KEEP READING