Lufthansa Considering Corporate Contract Revisions For 2012By Amon CohenLufthansa likely will make changes to its highly contentious corporate contracts for 2012, BTN has learned. "Modifications are being looked at,"... KEEP READINGTransportation Secretary Ray LaHood plans to leave his post at the end of President Barack Obama's current term,Amtrak's annual ridership grew 5 percent year over year to reach a record 30.2 million passengers for the twelve months ending Sept. 30,The U.S. Department of Transportation granted waivers to Delta and US Airways to proceed with their long-awaited slot swap transaction at New York LaGuardia and Washington National airports, but the Justice Department will continue to investigate the deal's competitive impact.Star Alliance, Lufthansa Set To Further Dominate Frankfurt As Airport Opens New RunwayBy Amon CohenFrankfurt Airport on Oct. 21 will open a fourth runway, giving it the potential to increase take-off and landing slots by up to 50 percent. Travel... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines plans to reduce fourth-quarter mainline capacity by 3 percent year over year,KLM has begun selling premium economy seating through Amadeus at The Netherlands point of sale,Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group "will continue to execute its current stand-alone plan," claiming Hertz's acquisition offer does not meet board requirements,Delta Finally on TopBy Jay BoehmerDelta Air Lines this year for the first time took top honors in the Business Travel News Annual Airline Survey, earning the highest ratings from... KEEP READINGSpain's Iberia expects to launch next summer a subsidiary carrier to serve domestic and European destinations out of Madrid,British Airways subsidiary OpenSkies on Oct. 29 will suspend service between Washington Dulles and Paris Orly, making Newark-Orly the carrier's lone route.Alaska Airlines in September once again had the best on-time performance among the nine largest U.S. carriers,Worldwide demand for air travel in August grew 4.5 percent year over year but fell nearly 2 percent from July,Airline tickets used by corporate travelers increased 4 percent year over year in September and are tracking to a 3 percent increase this month and a 4 percent increase in November,Delta Air Lines this month introduced new checked-bag fees, including second-bag charges of $40 or $60 for economy-class passengers on many international routes.More Articles
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood plans to leave his post at the end of President Barack Obama's current term,Amtrak's annual ridership grew 5 percent year over year to reach a record 30.2 million passengers for the twelve months ending Sept. 30,The U.S. Department of Transportation granted waivers to Delta and US Airways to proceed with their long-awaited slot swap transaction at New York LaGuardia and Washington National airports, but the Justice Department will continue to investigate the deal's competitive impact.Star Alliance, Lufthansa Set To Further Dominate Frankfurt As Airport Opens New RunwayBy Amon CohenFrankfurt Airport on Oct. 21 will open a fourth runway, giving it the potential to increase take-off and landing slots by up to 50 percent. Travel... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines plans to reduce fourth-quarter mainline capacity by 3 percent year over year,KLM has begun selling premium economy seating through Amadeus at The Netherlands point of sale,Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group "will continue to execute its current stand-alone plan," claiming Hertz's acquisition offer does not meet board requirements,Delta Finally on TopBy Jay BoehmerDelta Air Lines this year for the first time took top honors in the Business Travel News Annual Airline Survey, earning the highest ratings from... KEEP READINGSpain's Iberia expects to launch next summer a subsidiary carrier to serve domestic and European destinations out of Madrid,British Airways subsidiary OpenSkies on Oct. 29 will suspend service between Washington Dulles and Paris Orly, making Newark-Orly the carrier's lone route.Alaska Airlines in September once again had the best on-time performance among the nine largest U.S. carriers,Worldwide demand for air travel in August grew 4.5 percent year over year but fell nearly 2 percent from July,Airline tickets used by corporate travelers increased 4 percent year over year in September and are tracking to a 3 percent increase this month and a 4 percent increase in November,Delta Air Lines this month introduced new checked-bag fees, including second-bag charges of $40 or $60 for economy-class passengers on many international routes.More Articles
Amtrak's annual ridership grew 5 percent year over year to reach a record 30.2 million passengers for the twelve months ending Sept. 30,The U.S. Department of Transportation granted waivers to Delta and US Airways to proceed with their long-awaited slot swap transaction at New York LaGuardia and Washington National airports, but the Justice Department will continue to investigate the deal's competitive impact.Star Alliance, Lufthansa Set To Further Dominate Frankfurt As Airport Opens New RunwayBy Amon CohenFrankfurt Airport on Oct. 21 will open a fourth runway, giving it the potential to increase take-off and landing slots by up to 50 percent. Travel... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines plans to reduce fourth-quarter mainline capacity by 3 percent year over year,KLM has begun selling premium economy seating through Amadeus at The Netherlands point of sale,Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group "will continue to execute its current stand-alone plan," claiming Hertz's acquisition offer does not meet board requirements,Delta Finally on TopBy Jay BoehmerDelta Air Lines this year for the first time took top honors in the Business Travel News Annual Airline Survey, earning the highest ratings from... KEEP READINGSpain's Iberia expects to launch next summer a subsidiary carrier to serve domestic and European destinations out of Madrid,British Airways subsidiary OpenSkies on Oct. 29 will suspend service between Washington Dulles and Paris Orly, making Newark-Orly the carrier's lone route.Alaska Airlines in September once again had the best on-time performance among the nine largest U.S. carriers,Worldwide demand for air travel in August grew 4.5 percent year over year but fell nearly 2 percent from July,Airline tickets used by corporate travelers increased 4 percent year over year in September and are tracking to a 3 percent increase this month and a 4 percent increase in November,Delta Air Lines this month introduced new checked-bag fees, including second-bag charges of $40 or $60 for economy-class passengers on many international routes.More Articles
The U.S. Department of Transportation granted waivers to Delta and US Airways to proceed with their long-awaited slot swap transaction at New York LaGuardia and Washington National airports, but the Justice Department will continue to investigate the deal's competitive impact.Star Alliance, Lufthansa Set To Further Dominate Frankfurt As Airport Opens New RunwayBy Amon CohenFrankfurt Airport on Oct. 21 will open a fourth runway, giving it the potential to increase take-off and landing slots by up to 50 percent. Travel... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines plans to reduce fourth-quarter mainline capacity by 3 percent year over year,KLM has begun selling premium economy seating through Amadeus at The Netherlands point of sale,Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group "will continue to execute its current stand-alone plan," claiming Hertz's acquisition offer does not meet board requirements,Delta Finally on TopBy Jay BoehmerDelta Air Lines this year for the first time took top honors in the Business Travel News Annual Airline Survey, earning the highest ratings from... KEEP READINGSpain's Iberia expects to launch next summer a subsidiary carrier to serve domestic and European destinations out of Madrid,British Airways subsidiary OpenSkies on Oct. 29 will suspend service between Washington Dulles and Paris Orly, making Newark-Orly the carrier's lone route.Alaska Airlines in September once again had the best on-time performance among the nine largest U.S. carriers,Worldwide demand for air travel in August grew 4.5 percent year over year but fell nearly 2 percent from July,Airline tickets used by corporate travelers increased 4 percent year over year in September and are tracking to a 3 percent increase this month and a 4 percent increase in November,Delta Air Lines this month introduced new checked-bag fees, including second-bag charges of $40 or $60 for economy-class passengers on many international routes.More Articles
Star Alliance, Lufthansa Set To Further Dominate Frankfurt As Airport Opens New RunwayBy Amon CohenFrankfurt Airport on Oct. 21 will open a fourth runway, giving it the potential to increase take-off and landing slots by up to 50 percent. Travel... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines plans to reduce fourth-quarter mainline capacity by 3 percent year over year,KLM has begun selling premium economy seating through Amadeus at The Netherlands point of sale,Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group "will continue to execute its current stand-alone plan," claiming Hertz's acquisition offer does not meet board requirements,Delta Finally on TopBy Jay BoehmerDelta Air Lines this year for the first time took top honors in the Business Travel News Annual Airline Survey, earning the highest ratings from... KEEP READINGSpain's Iberia expects to launch next summer a subsidiary carrier to serve domestic and European destinations out of Madrid,British Airways subsidiary OpenSkies on Oct. 29 will suspend service between Washington Dulles and Paris Orly, making Newark-Orly the carrier's lone route.Alaska Airlines in September once again had the best on-time performance among the nine largest U.S. carriers,Worldwide demand for air travel in August grew 4.5 percent year over year but fell nearly 2 percent from July,Airline tickets used by corporate travelers increased 4 percent year over year in September and are tracking to a 3 percent increase this month and a 4 percent increase in November,Delta Air Lines this month introduced new checked-bag fees, including second-bag charges of $40 or $60 for economy-class passengers on many international routes.More Articles
American Airlines plans to reduce fourth-quarter mainline capacity by 3 percent year over year,KLM has begun selling premium economy seating through Amadeus at The Netherlands point of sale,Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group "will continue to execute its current stand-alone plan," claiming Hertz's acquisition offer does not meet board requirements,Delta Finally on TopBy Jay BoehmerDelta Air Lines this year for the first time took top honors in the Business Travel News Annual Airline Survey, earning the highest ratings from... KEEP READINGSpain's Iberia expects to launch next summer a subsidiary carrier to serve domestic and European destinations out of Madrid,British Airways subsidiary OpenSkies on Oct. 29 will suspend service between Washington Dulles and Paris Orly, making Newark-Orly the carrier's lone route.Alaska Airlines in September once again had the best on-time performance among the nine largest U.S. carriers,Worldwide demand for air travel in August grew 4.5 percent year over year but fell nearly 2 percent from July,Airline tickets used by corporate travelers increased 4 percent year over year in September and are tracking to a 3 percent increase this month and a 4 percent increase in November,Delta Air Lines this month introduced new checked-bag fees, including second-bag charges of $40 or $60 for economy-class passengers on many international routes.More Articles
KLM has begun selling premium economy seating through Amadeus at The Netherlands point of sale,Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group "will continue to execute its current stand-alone plan," claiming Hertz's acquisition offer does not meet board requirements,Delta Finally on TopBy Jay BoehmerDelta Air Lines this year for the first time took top honors in the Business Travel News Annual Airline Survey, earning the highest ratings from... KEEP READINGSpain's Iberia expects to launch next summer a subsidiary carrier to serve domestic and European destinations out of Madrid,British Airways subsidiary OpenSkies on Oct. 29 will suspend service between Washington Dulles and Paris Orly, making Newark-Orly the carrier's lone route.Alaska Airlines in September once again had the best on-time performance among the nine largest U.S. carriers,Worldwide demand for air travel in August grew 4.5 percent year over year but fell nearly 2 percent from July,Airline tickets used by corporate travelers increased 4 percent year over year in September and are tracking to a 3 percent increase this month and a 4 percent increase in November,Delta Air Lines this month introduced new checked-bag fees, including second-bag charges of $40 or $60 for economy-class passengers on many international routes.More Articles
Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group "will continue to execute its current stand-alone plan," claiming Hertz's acquisition offer does not meet board requirements,Delta Finally on TopBy Jay BoehmerDelta Air Lines this year for the first time took top honors in the Business Travel News Annual Airline Survey, earning the highest ratings from... KEEP READINGSpain's Iberia expects to launch next summer a subsidiary carrier to serve domestic and European destinations out of Madrid,British Airways subsidiary OpenSkies on Oct. 29 will suspend service between Washington Dulles and Paris Orly, making Newark-Orly the carrier's lone route.Alaska Airlines in September once again had the best on-time performance among the nine largest U.S. carriers,Worldwide demand for air travel in August grew 4.5 percent year over year but fell nearly 2 percent from July,Airline tickets used by corporate travelers increased 4 percent year over year in September and are tracking to a 3 percent increase this month and a 4 percent increase in November,Delta Air Lines this month introduced new checked-bag fees, including second-bag charges of $40 or $60 for economy-class passengers on many international routes.More Articles
Delta Finally on TopBy Jay BoehmerDelta Air Lines this year for the first time took top honors in the Business Travel News Annual Airline Survey, earning the highest ratings from... KEEP READINGSpain's Iberia expects to launch next summer a subsidiary carrier to serve domestic and European destinations out of Madrid,British Airways subsidiary OpenSkies on Oct. 29 will suspend service between Washington Dulles and Paris Orly, making Newark-Orly the carrier's lone route.Alaska Airlines in September once again had the best on-time performance among the nine largest U.S. carriers,Worldwide demand for air travel in August grew 4.5 percent year over year but fell nearly 2 percent from July,Airline tickets used by corporate travelers increased 4 percent year over year in September and are tracking to a 3 percent increase this month and a 4 percent increase in November,Delta Air Lines this month introduced new checked-bag fees, including second-bag charges of $40 or $60 for economy-class passengers on many international routes.More Articles
Spain's Iberia expects to launch next summer a subsidiary carrier to serve domestic and European destinations out of Madrid,British Airways subsidiary OpenSkies on Oct. 29 will suspend service between Washington Dulles and Paris Orly, making Newark-Orly the carrier's lone route.Alaska Airlines in September once again had the best on-time performance among the nine largest U.S. carriers,Worldwide demand for air travel in August grew 4.5 percent year over year but fell nearly 2 percent from July,Airline tickets used by corporate travelers increased 4 percent year over year in September and are tracking to a 3 percent increase this month and a 4 percent increase in November,Delta Air Lines this month introduced new checked-bag fees, including second-bag charges of $40 or $60 for economy-class passengers on many international routes.More Articles
British Airways subsidiary OpenSkies on Oct. 29 will suspend service between Washington Dulles and Paris Orly, making Newark-Orly the carrier's lone route.Alaska Airlines in September once again had the best on-time performance among the nine largest U.S. carriers,Worldwide demand for air travel in August grew 4.5 percent year over year but fell nearly 2 percent from July,Airline tickets used by corporate travelers increased 4 percent year over year in September and are tracking to a 3 percent increase this month and a 4 percent increase in November,Delta Air Lines this month introduced new checked-bag fees, including second-bag charges of $40 or $60 for economy-class passengers on many international routes.More Articles
Alaska Airlines in September once again had the best on-time performance among the nine largest U.S. carriers,Worldwide demand for air travel in August grew 4.5 percent year over year but fell nearly 2 percent from July,Airline tickets used by corporate travelers increased 4 percent year over year in September and are tracking to a 3 percent increase this month and a 4 percent increase in November,Delta Air Lines this month introduced new checked-bag fees, including second-bag charges of $40 or $60 for economy-class passengers on many international routes.More Articles
Worldwide demand for air travel in August grew 4.5 percent year over year but fell nearly 2 percent from July,Airline tickets used by corporate travelers increased 4 percent year over year in September and are tracking to a 3 percent increase this month and a 4 percent increase in November,Delta Air Lines this month introduced new checked-bag fees, including second-bag charges of $40 or $60 for economy-class passengers on many international routes.More Articles
Airline tickets used by corporate travelers increased 4 percent year over year in September and are tracking to a 3 percent increase this month and a 4 percent increase in November,Delta Air Lines this month introduced new checked-bag fees, including second-bag charges of $40 or $60 for economy-class passengers on many international routes.More Articles
Delta Air Lines this month introduced new checked-bag fees, including second-bag charges of $40 or $60 for economy-class passengers on many international routes.More Articles