Marriott International is expanding its homesharing pilot beyond London to include units in Paris, Rome and Lisbon, bringing its offering to 340 properties. To extend the pilot, which Marriott...

ASTA and Sabre each added their voices of support for DOT's stated plan to further regulate disclosure of airlines' optional services and associated fees...

Global air capacity this week is up slightly to 37.2 million seats, an increase of about 500,000 compared with last week, according to OAG.  

British Airways suspended London Heathrow-Tokyo Haneda service http://www.businesstravelnews.com/Business-Travel/Airline-News/Articles/BA-Suspends-Heathrow-Haneda-Service/ bit.ly/h14Ck9 . The airline on...

American Airlines began 2011 facing a growing backlash from distributors regarding its direct-connect intentions, but this week in a Texas court it won a an order forcing Sabre Travel Network to...

During the past two years, in representing several global clients in contracting with travel management companies, there has been a commonality of experience: In each instance, the client issued an...

Major legacy carriers in April upped minimum-stay requirements on some routes in an attempt to drive more revenue and push business travelers into higher fare buckets.

American Airlines ordered 460 new narrow-body aircraft from Airbus and Boeing http://www.businesstravelnews.com/Business-Travel/Airline-News/Articles/AA--Aircraft-Order--Largest-In-History-/...

All passengers flying to, from or through the United States will have to supply their full name, including middle names, in advance of travel as today, the U.S. Transportation Security Administration...

Earl Foster2000 BTN International Travel Manager Of The Year By Megan Hjermstad Amsterdam - Business Travel Newslast week named Earl Foster, director of global travel management at New York-based