A U.S. district court last week dismissed at Sabre Inc.'s request a lawsuit against Northwest Airlines in which Sabre claimed the airline "stole" more than $1.5 million by "submitting false statement...

The Belgian national airline Sabena will go into liquidation on Wednesday,according to reliable news reports.

Four Seasons Brings High-End Business Hotel To Vegas By Fred Gebhart The Four Seasons Las Vegas barely registered as a background blip against the whirling glitter of megahotels

The U.S. House of Representatives on May 21 approved the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2009, appropriating funds for the Federal Aviation Administration through fiscal 2012. Still awaiting a companion bill...

ATA To Announce New Business Class

Raising ground service to new heights, Palm Beach International Airport is adding valet parking for passengers this month. The new plan by the airport administration is meant to solve a problem

U.S. Hotels To Grow Brands On Other Side Of The Pond By Cheryl Rosen Like tourists flocking out of town in the heat, American hotel chains headed for Europe this summer in a trend

In a dramatic contrast to several moves by some U.S. airlines to limit transient discounting and flexibility, three major carriers last month revised their standard, public meeting fare offerings to...

The Chicago Department of Aviation's recent efforts to acquire 433 acres of land adjoining O'Hare International Airport to allow for future expansion has cast a spotlight on the extensive hotel...

Lettersa name="1"Deliberate Coupon HassleLes Baker's comments on the problems of the Airline Settlement Coupons (BTN, Aug. 17) were useful, but I think he understated the true problem. Not