US Airways Flies To Europe For Rebound By David Jonas Philadelphia - Now that it has made peace with its flight attendants union, US Airways is getting back to the business of pulling out of a

More than five weeks after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, business in the car rental industry has rebounded somewhat, with bookings about 80 percent of what they were before the disaster, despite...

InsideTrack ARC Broadens CTD Definition The Airlines Reporting Corp.'s board of directors last week at its semiannual meeting approved two amendments to the terms governing the accreditation of

Amex Acquires Havas By Sarah WeltNew York - In the latest in a series of acquisitions and joint ventures in the European market, American Express announced last week that it will

With a formalized sales program, presence in many large business centers and entry into the transcon battle, ATA Airlines is trying to penetrate deeper into the corporate market. BTN editors David Jonas...

Buyers Rule The Pond Delta, US Airways Adds To Offset BA, KLM-NW Capacity Cuts By Amon Cohen Moves by key carriers to start cutting transatlantic capacity next month probably

Frontier Airlines today said it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, claiming its primary credit card processor increased the share of customer receipts it would hold.

Despite dramatic visitation drops during 2001's last quarter, several new hotel openings and expectations of stronger convention attendance have sparked some optimism about Chicago's immediate future.

Aer Lingus Adds LAX, Seats As It Seeks U.S. Corp. Clients By David Jonas As some carriers consider cutting capacity across the Atlantic, Aer Lingus has opted to expand its services

Four Seasons Solidifies Its Hold As Asians Stumble By Maria P. Vallejo Four Seasons/Regent Hotels and Resorts topped the deluxe category again this year as some Asian-based hotel