INSPASS Makes Headway Cutting U.S. Customs Time By Robert Selwitz While the Immigration and Naturalization Service Passenger Accelerated System won't make checked bags arrive any earlier nor

Air Berlin will go to court to challenge the air departure tax that the German government plans to introduce on Jan. 1, 2011, on the grounds that it violates the German constitution and breaks European...

The European Court of Justice today ruled that the agreement to give airline passenger name record data to the United States by the EU Council of Ministers was made without proper legal status. The...

Airlines serving Chicago O'Hare International Airport would be compelled to limit flight operations during peak hours for another six months if a new proposal from the federal government stands.

J.D. Edwards Globalizes By Megan Hjermstad Denver - As a provider of flexible solutions essential to running complex multinational organizations, it is fitting that J.D. Edwards has taken an

As the lodging industry continues to suffer reduced revenues in the economic downturn, the relationships between the hotel companies managing the properties and hotel owners have become more litigious.

Italy's newly launched state-run high-speed rail service between Milan and Rome will face private competition from 2011. Nuovo Trasporto Viaggiatori late last month announced it will launch a...

Two-year-old all-premium-class transatlantic carrier Maxjet Airways last month ceased all operations and filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The move not only eliminates a competitor on the New...

Nationwide Insurance To Test USAir Book Product By Jay Campbell Columbus, Ohio - Nationwide Insurance will be one of two companies to pilot a corporate version of USAir's PC booking software as

P&G Selects Global T&E System By Cheryl Rosen Cincinnati - Procter & Gamble today will announce a new contract that will bring a Lotus Notes-based expense