British Airways subsidiary OpenSkies this month will launch its first route between New York JFK and Paris Orly, taking advantage of the U.S.-EU legislation from which it derives its name. OpenSkies...

JAL Launches Direct Billing By Jay Campbell As it continued to tighten its ties with the Oneworld alliance, Japan Airlines this month introduced a new reservations system for

After finishing second or third in each of the past four years, Continental Airlines in 2003 took top honors in the sixth BTN Annual Airline Survey. The fifth-largest U.S. carrier unseated perennial...

The U.S. Justice Department today officially approved the merger between Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines, marking the last hurdle in the tie-up that forms the world's largest airline.

GSA To Consolidate, Automate By Sarah WeltWashington, D.C. - The General Services Administration has issued a memo to the U. S. Government Chief Financial Officers Council outlining a

Inside TrackAA Offers E-Tix Systemwide, E-Mail ReceiptsAmerican Airlines said last week that, as of Oct. 15, it will become the first airline to implement electronic ticketing capability for

GetThere's DirectMeetings division, in the process of integrating with the offerings by fellow Sabre Holdings subsidiary Travelocity Business, earlier this month unveiled a handful of new features while...

Cendant Marketing Exec Takes Avis Post Now that its acquisition by Cendant is complete, Avis Rent A Car is moving to integrate its marketing efforts more closely to those of its parent company. What

Omni Hotels today announced it will offer free wireless high-speed Internet access in all of its hotels by year-end.

Air Charters Fly To Internet By David Jonas Air charter companies serving the niche market for corporations looking to provide executives with high-touch service or to find