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TSA's Pistole: New Trusted Traveler Program Part Of 'Commonsense' Airport SecurityBy Lauren Darson

The U.S. Transportation Security Administration intends to test a new trusted traveler program this fall that would expedite airport screening for... KEEP READING

Branson: Virgin Atlantic A Hedge Against BA-AA 'Conglomerate'By Arnie Weissmann

Miami--Virgin Atlantic president Richard Branson said that after British Airways, American Airlines and Iberia received antitrust immunity for... KEEP READING

AirPlus Addresses Ancillary Fees With 'Assumption Engine'By David Jonas

AirPlus International made available to all U.S. corporate card accounts a new set of reports on ancillary airline fees. Company executives conveyed... KEEP READING

Avis Budget Agrees To Buy Avis Europe, Likely Ending DTAG PursuitBy Jay Boehmer

Avis Budget Group agreed to purchase Avis Europe for about $1 billion in a deal that "unifies Avis and Budget brands globally under single corporate... KEEP READING

Redefining Rental: Evolving Car Rental Programs Target Corporate UsersBy Jay Boehmer

You've just reserved a rental car. Instead of picking it up at a retail storefront, it's parked a few blocks from the office. You use your smartphone to... KEEP READING

Delta-Air France-KLM Complete Transition To Joint Transatlantic ContractsBy Jay Boehmer

SkyTeam partners Delta Air Lines and Air France-KLM completely transitioned all transatlantic corporate and agency clients, totaling some 5,000 deals,... KEEP READING

AA Ordered To Rejoin OrbitzBy Jay Campbell

The latest legal turn for American Airlines has the Illinois Circuit Court of Cook County ruling that the carrier must reinstate booking capability on... KEEP READING

Delta, US Airways Submit Revised Slot Swap ProposalBy Jay Boehmer

When the U.S. Department of Transportation last year approved a proposal by Delta Air Lines and US Airways to swap dozens of slots at New York LaGuardia... KEEP READING

Sabre Files Suit Against AABy David Jonas

Sabre today said it filed an antitrust suit against American Airlines and asked for "an injunction preventing AA from continuing to force travel agents... KEEP READING

PwC Aims To Reduce Taxi Trips With Electric Car-Sharing ProgramBy Amon Cohen

PricewaterhouseCoopers next month plans to deploy two electric cars at its London offices from by Hertz car-sharing subsidiary Connect by Hertz. PwC... KEEP READING

Interview: CBP's John Wagner

Since its pilot launch in mid-2008, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Global Entry international trusted traveler program has enrolled about... KEEP READING

Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs Expect Oil Prices To Head Back NorthBy Amon Cohen

The likelihood of more airlines following Emirates in reducing fuel surcharges seems more remote after both Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley this week... KEEP READING

Delta, US Airways Revise New York-D.C. Slot-Swap PlanBy Jay Boehmer

Delta Air Lines and US Airways amended their long-pending slot swap deal at New York LaGuardia and Washington D.C. Reagan National airports, pending... KEEP READING

Lufthansa To Fold Italia BrandBy Jay Boehmer

Lufthansa will fold its three-year-old Italia brand at the end of October, shifting its fleet to serve other markets in its mainline network while... KEEP READING

5Q With JetBlue's Dennis Corrigan

JetBlue Airways vice president of revenue management Dennis Corrigan last month took on the additional title of vice president of sales following the... KEEP READING

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