Site Sets Sight On Midsize Joining a host of companies attempting to use the Web to bring the elusive midsize corporate travel market to suppliers, Austin, Texas-based BTLogic next spring plans to

Cabins Put As Policies Take By David Jonas Two seemingly opposite trends are at work in the premium class sector of air travel. Carriers, both domestic and international, continue to invest in

Carsten Spohr, Lufthansa Group chairman & CEO, Emperor of the European Skies

Washington, D.C. Dashing the wildest hopes of airline representatives among the travel executives attending the 14th annual Masters Program held here last month, Guy Caruso, administrator of the U.S....

Meetings, Lodging Boom Reshapes Cleveland Skyline By Frank Rosci In response to Cleveland's growing appeal as a meetings and business travel destination, eight new hotels are being

Caterpillar’s 2015 U.S.-booked air volume decreased 25 percent from the previous year. Revenue for the construction and heavy equipment manufacturer declined from $55.2 billion in 2014 to $47 billion in...

Pledges of capacity control rang across the three largest U.S. airlines' first-quarter earnings calls, and analysts buy it as a long-term trend.

Atlanta - Amadeus and Galileo International on July 30 announced that they had established their first significant footholds in the U.S. corporate online booking arena by acquiring Waltham, Mass.-based...

Southwest Airlines vice president and chief marketing officer Kevin Krone will retire on Feb. 15.