Crossing Global Lines By Megan Hjermstad Rochester, N.Y. - When telecommunications firm Global Crossing acquired Frontier Corp. in August '99, it was "like a minnow eating a whale," according to

Eleventh-hour filings early last week by interested parties to tell the U.S. Department of Transportation what they think of its proposed global distribution system regulations illustrated the...

GetThere named new sales and marketing, business development and client service personnel in Europe , including Annette Forbes-Marsden to run sales and marketing across the continent from London, Dario...

The U.S. Department of Transportation today issued "precedent-setting" fines against Continental Airlines, Mesaba Airlines and ExpressJet totaling $175,000 for their involvement in an August delay that...

The long-awaited Central Japan International Airport opened its doors on Feb. 17 after nearly 20 years and more than $6.5 billion worth of construction. Expectations are high for the facility, which...

New Jersey's first-ever, statewide occupancy tax of 7 percent, which became effective Aug. 1, has diminished its hotels' significant cost advantage over neighboring New York City properties. The tax has...

The Transportation Security Administration last month mandated domestic carriers relinquish passenger name record data to test its Secure Flight program. The revamped version of the scrapped...

Marriott International boosted its revenue outlook for the year, based largely on improving corporate transient and group demand that it projects will continue throughout the year.

Canadian mobile meetings technology firm QuickMobile this month secured a C$3.2 million round of financing, its second such round in the past seven months. CEO Patrick Payne said the funds will support...

Disrupting the pace of monthly air traffic improvements, the International Air Transport Association today reported that volcanic activity ravaged European airspace last month, resulting in a 2.4...