IBM Builds T&E E-Biz By Jay Campbell Endicott, N.Y. - IBM is forging extranet links with American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and others, consolidating worldwide booked and actual data, and

Smaller Carriers' New Programs Lure BuyersLow-Fare Airlines: Part One In A Three-Part Series By David Jonas As business fares continue to move upward, the role of low-fare carriers is greater than

The European Parliament this week overwhelmingly voted to adopt a Green Party report calling for a series of climate-control measures covering commercial aviation, including carbon emissions trading...

United Airlines this afternoon plans to announce yet another series of significant policy modifications, many of which matched developments at other carriers from the past two weeks. News of...

Lufthansa-owned Airplus International continued to broaden its international scope and expansion with last month's appointment of 15-year industry veteran Christian Gall as executive director of global...

Marriott International this month has taken another step in centralizing its sales process with the opening of a regional office in the Washington, D.C., area, largely moving sales efforts out of...

U.S. Hospitality Sets Record For Year-End Profitability By Bruce Serlen The American Hotel & Motel Association last month announced that 1999 was the most profitable year on record for the

StarCite has engaged a third-party firm to assist in exploring financial options, a process that could result in additional investment or the sale of the meetings technology company, CEO Greg Dukat...

America West Airlines last week gained final approval for a federal loan guarantee, but government backing does not ensure a long-term future nor the short-term ability to attract and retain corporate...

TechTalk By Cheryl Rosen, Technology Editor iFAO Crosses the PondFollowing a successful IPO in March, European online booking system supplier iFAO is entering the U.S. market, simultaneously