The U.S. Senate passed a bill to extend until Feb. 17, 2012 funding for the Federal Aviation Administration.

There is a hint of epochal change in the air. Several airlines are facing a do-something-new-or-die scenario, global distribution companies look to change owners, if not business models, and the...

As the managing director for a leading corporate payment provider, I have an opinion about credit card economics that might surprise you. Most of the discussion in the media and among corporate...

Kennedy International Airport is as close as eight minutes away from Downtown New York, now that US Helicopter Corp., a startup company headquartered in Manhattan, offers flights to JFK from the...

European Parliament this month officially endorsed a rule to include airlines in January 2012 in the EU Emissions Trading System, a cap-and-trade plan that proponents said will reduce airline emissions...

Citing "current market conditions," Worldspan Technologies yesterday said "it has elected to postpone the previously announced initial public offering of its common stock. Worldspan will continue to...

Rearden Commerce today announced it has received an additional $100 million in funding from previous investors American Express, Foundation Capital and Oak Investment Partners. Also part of the funding...

Effective next month, seat capacity operated by U.S. airlines between Venezuela and the United States will be down a staggering 75 percent year over year, according to BTN analysis of OAG data. Amid a...

First-quarter performance by multibrand hotel companies underscored the deep difficulties the industry is facing, particularly in upper-tier hotels, as analysts continue to move 2009 expectations...

The European Commission last week adopted a new computer reservation code of conduct that frees airlines and global distribution systems to negotiate content and fee structures. However, some critics...