Washington-area travelers this spring will have many new air service options as several carriers begin and increase flying from both Dulles and Reagan National airports. The U.S. Department of...

The airline industry this spring is buzzing with speculation about the next big step forward in airfare reform. Such talk has centered on American Airlines and US Airways but since neither carrier would...

With the U.S. hotel industry in 2004 entering the third year of a widespread downturn, buyers once again are expected to hold the upper hand in annual rate negotiations. Indications early in the summer...

With the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games slated to begin this week, iJet Intelligent Risk Systems founder and president Bruce McIndoe highlighted the breadth of safety and security issues that corporations...

Following the announcement last month by ARC president and CEO David R.B. Collins that he would retire in one year, he spoke with BTN editor-in-chief David Meyer about his time with the U.S. airline...

Canada-based loyalty management company Groupe Aeroplan today announced the completion of its acquisition of Carlson Marketing, marking the official severing of parent company Carlson Cos. from its...

Northwest Airlines and Midwest Airlines in November expect to implement a codeshare agreement, adding "250 citypairs and more than 1,000 new flight options" to customers of both carriers.

American Airlines has informed Orbitz Worldwide that it would "terminate the company's authority to ticket AA flights on its Orbitz.com and Orbitz for Business Web sites" as of Dec. 1, according to an...

Northwest Airlines today said it is following its peers in significant layoffs and additional fees, including a first-bag surcharge, frequent flyer redemption charges and ticket change fees.