Three years into a revamp of its business-to-business sales approach, United Airlines last week reported to investors the progress it has made--including $400 million in new corporate sales revenue...

The European Commission tomorrow will announce plans for surveillance of passenger data similar to a process already deployed by the United States, as part of a broader package of pan-European Union...

BTN: First in developing the EveryFare program and more recently joining with Sabre's DCA Three-Year Option, American Airlines has been pushing distribution cost savings. Where does the industry now...

Sabre Hints At Advantage For Early-Adopting Carriers

Sabre Hints At Advantage For Early-Adopting Carriers

Continental Airlines and US Airways yesterday tacked on service fees for tickets purchased through phone reservations centers or at airport ticket counters. Continental's fees already are in place,...

Stavanger, Norway - European corporations have been slow to warm to corporate online booking, but Norwegian oil company Statoil has proven a notable exception.

Each of Meetings Today's Best Practitioners of 2004-2005 has addressed a key issue facing the industry this year. These individuals have made unique contributions to their companies, whether it is...

The searing debate over Internet-only fares is expanding beyond the scope of pressuring carriers to load such rates into the global distribution systems and calling into question the importance of...

U.S. low-cost carriers' infiltration into the corporate market has been accelerating to the point that it threatens to devalue traditional airline-corporation contracting and help alter the very...