Following a heated battle that for weeks kept the industry caught in the crossfire, American Airlines and Sabre this month reached accord on a new content agreement. The deal reached Sept. 1, the same...

Canada's competition czar has filed an application with the country's Competition Tribunal to prohibit a joint venture between Air Canada and United Continental Holdings.

In Break With Tradition, Corps. Dabble In Doubling Up By Maria P. Vallejo In a new spin on the traditional wisdom that two travelers should never be forced to share a single room,

Newsmakers: Former CRS Chiefs Take Helm Of XTRA On-line By Sarah WeltDallas, Texas - XTRA On-line, a start-up software developer and publisher of online Internet travel reservations

Merging Cos. Test Separate Systems By Cheryl RosenWith two huge corporate travel programs that this month will begin forming a single $500 million T&E account, Price Waterhouse

Getting Into Voice Recognition, One Foot At A Time By Sarah WeltWhile speech recognition technology is beginning to gain momentum, the travel industry still is hesitating to jump in

Travel buyers at Aon Corp., Coca-Cola Co. and Credit Suisse First Boston recently added new mandates to their hotel programs in a renewed attempt to drive compliance, including room-type specifications,...

First Class Appeals Sabre Case To DOT By Mary Ann McNultyTaking its case to the Department of Transportation, First Class Travel last week accused American Airlines and The Sabre Group

The Transportation Security Administration next week once again will allow airports to employ private screening companies, even though the Department of Homeland Security in the past two months has made...