All-Suite Chains Grow, Face Identity Issues By Bruce Serlen The all-suite segment has been enjoying a significant growth spurt, but it hasn't been without growing pains. A by-product of all the

AA Contract Vote Looms American Airlines pilots will vote on their tentative contract on or just after May 5. Several reports indicate the pilots are likely to approve the contract.

Continental, Southwest, Alaska Airlines Alone In Black By David Jonas Brutal second-quarter earnings reports from major U.S. airlines poured in earlier this month as the weak economy continued to

The Federal Aviation Administration on Tuesday reversed a directive, issued Monday, that no longer allowed the use of automated checkin kiosks at airports.

Galileo International last week said it would meld its two corporate self-booking tools, Corporate Travelpoint 2.0 and Highwire's Travelport, into a new product, called Highwire, to be launched formally...

Eurostar belatedly has achieved top-level distribution through global distribution systems in the United Kingdom and United States, but remains unavailable through GDSs in other countries.

EC Outlines Conditions For AA-BA OK Details Of Impact On Corporate Negotiating Still To Come By Amon CohenTwo years after American Airlines and British Airways announced their

Tech Talk By Mary Ann McNulty, Technology Editor SAS, Lufthansa Re-up With Sabre Ending its squabbling over equal representation in all global distribution systems, Scandinavian

Chilean Antitrust Immunity Singles Out Corporate Market By Jay Campbell For the first time since September 1997, the U.S. Department of Transportation has approved, albeit

The Federal Aviation Administration on Tuesday reversed a directive, issued Monday, that no longer allowed the use of automated checkin kiosks at airports.