Failing to come to an agreement on long-term reauthorization for the Federal Aviation Administration, committee leaders in the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate have agreed upon a 14-month...

The U.S. Department of Transportation has tentatively approved eight U.S. airlines to fly United States-Havana flights as diplomatic relations between the United States and Cuba thaw. Flights can begin...

BTN estimates FedEx increased its U.S.-booked air volume in 2015. For FedEx’s 2016 fiscal year, which ended May 31, revenue totaled $50.3 billion, up 6 percent from the $47.5 billion recorded in its...

Biz Up, Costs Down By David Meyer Corporate America is spending $20 billion more on business travel in 1996 than it did three years ago as the numbers of travelers and frequent travelers rise

Various international airlines recently announced several new transoceanic routes as long-haul air travel demand remains strong. The spate of new services, largely to and from the United States, should...

Direct Corp. Purchasing Is Not The Future...It's Now The mission of the corporate travel manager as I have seen it for the past six years is to "focus on the purchase of travel elements at the best

Southwest Airlines posted a first quarter net loss of $91 million , or $20 million excluding special items. The airline earned a $34 million profit a year earlier. A prepared statement CEO Gary Kelly...

In terms of hotel development in Europe, Russia is king, according to the June 2009 Smith Travel Research Global Construction Pipeline Report. As of June, Moscow has the largest number of rooms in the...

Delta aims to increase corporate airfares as one defense against rising fuel costs in the coming months, executives said in the carrier's earnings call on Thursday. Fuel costs in the second quarter were...

IJet Intelligent Risk System developed a risk management benchmarking tool that it said "addresses an industry need for a standardized method by which to evaluate travel risk management...