FONT SIZE="+3" United Targets Smaller Companies Carrier Tests First Formal Corporate Program For Accounts Under $500K By Jay Campbell United Airlines has signed more than 100 new accounts in the

The United States and Japan are on the cusp of formalizing a new aviation treaty that would further liberalize commercial air transport between the two nations and foster closer ties between alliance...

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Under The Hood New Leadership At National And AlamoANC Rental Group, the former Automotive Rental Group of AutoNation Inc., which is being spun off as a separate company, recently appointed new

User Fees Cut Biz-Tax Burden Last week, a historic event happened in the airline industry: The CEOs of the seven largest airlines actually agreed on a new formula for a short-term replacement for

DOD Gives The Nod To Fees By Cheryl Rosen Washington, D.C. - Developing the nation's largest model for an automated booking-through-expense-reporting system, the Department of Defense has

Strand: SAS, Star Target Buyers Scandinavian Airlines System senior vice president for marketing and sales Erik Strand spoke with BTN contributing editor Amon Cohen about plans to improve

Delta Air Lines on Monday kicked off second-quarter airline earnings season by reporting a $467 million net profit, its largest quarterly profit in a decade, setting the tone for what analysts expect to...

An expert on value-added tax in the European Union has warned that corporate clients using agencies to organize events in the United Kingdom next year may no longer be able to reclaim VAT on many of...

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