Continental Airlines today added $5 to the price of one-way fares in the 48 contiguous United States and $10 per roundtrip. The carrier did not describe the fare hike as an increase to the fuel...

AA Holds On To Top Spot In BTN's 2nd Annual Survey By David Jonas Despite labor and governmental setbacks that plagued the carrier throughout 1999, American Airlines for the second

Orbitz plans to terminate its long-term contract with Worldspan effective Oct. 31, Worldspan said today. "Orbitz claims that it has a right to terminate the agreement because of a material service level...

Last summer, the first local paired-development hotel project coupling an extended-stay hotel with a midprice hotel opened at the Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport. The traditional...

Reductions in airline delays in 2008 and 2009 are more attributable to slashed capacity, airline scheduling practices, new airline fees and declining passenger traffic than to government actions...

The U.S. Department of Transportation through Feb. 6, 2009 is accepting public comment on a notice of proposed rulemaking related to a series of air consumer protections. Following an advanced NPRM...

Philips Outsources Global Program Rosenbluth Buys Philips' Agency By Sarah WeltEindhoven, the Netherlands - The Dutch company Philips Electronics N.V. rang in the new year by

For Online Booking, Focus Turns To Usage By Mary Ann McNultyThe economic downturn appears to be having a positive effect on the deployment of online booking systems as companies zero

Amex Exports Tiered Fees By Amon Cohen American Express starting Jan. 1 will charge U.K. clients one of five transaction fees, three months ahead of the introduction of zero commission by British

Galileo has decided to merge its two corporate online booking tools, Corporate Travelpoint 2.0 and Highwire, into a single product that will go under the Corporate Travelpoint name.