InsideTrack Alaska Enables Corp. Web BookingAlaska Airlines recently became the first major U.S. carrier, enabling corporations to use negotiated rates when booking through its Web site. Colleen

Since implementing a one-card program in 2000 and linking it to an automated expense reporting system, Steve Quincel, manager of employee expenses, has helped American Electric Power Co. achieve T&E...

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American Airlines parent AMR on Wednesday outlined key objectives for its Chapter 11 reorganization, including plans to cut employment by 13,000, increase departures in key markets, "modernize" its...

On Supporting Russia By Les Baker Les Baker is vice president of Prism Group Inc., a management consulting and technology company in Albuquerque, N.M. A stable, democratic Russia

Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines, still waiting for government approval of a proposed three-way codeshare and marketing pact including Continental, today announced the launch of electronic ticket...

New Systems Take The Bumps Out Of Booking Ground By Lynn Woods Booking car services is getting easier, thanks to new reservation systems that are being introduced on the GDS and on the Web. The

Amadeus, System One Clients Will Get Global Platform By Cheryl RosenNew York - Unison, the new consolidated platform from System One and Amadeus, will soon offer more vendors and more online

Chicago Bulks Up Hospitality Choices For Conventioneers By Tim Paradis With 5,000 new hotel rooms slated to open downtown during the next three years, Chicago is jockeying to become a more

Buenos Aires Builds Up Midprice, Luxury By Robert Selwitz In Buenos Aires' Puerto Madero district, there is prime evidence of what Jeff Karlson called "an explosion of hotels in