Oakland Int'l Airport Expanding By Judy Jacobs Oakland International Airport is planning an expansion project. While passenger traffic increased 7.5 percent last year over 1999, airport officials

In overhauling its nationwide pricing structure, Delta Air Lines is de-emphasizing corporate discount programs across its domestic system.

Buyers Reduce Costs By Tracking Spending, Compliance By Lauren Bielski C orporations increasingly are treating meeting expenses with the same scrutiny once reserved for T&E, as a majority

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide in conjunction with Lehman Brothers investment bank last week acquired the outstanding senior debt of Le Meridien Hotels and Resorts, effectively taking control of...

ARC Proposes Mandatory IAR By Sarah Welt Arlington, Va. - The Airlines Reporting Corp. last month announced a proposal to make Interactive Agent Reporting mandatory for all new

Inside TrackAirlines Line Up Pacific Code SharesAs the burgeoning domestic alliance of Alaska, America West, Continental and Northwest last week announced a code sharing partnership with Air

Op-Ed: Using The Middlemind To Take Out The Middlemen By Dan Geller hrDan Geller is president of WizBizWeb LLC, a San Francisco-based e-commerce consultancy specializing in the

EC Backing Bumped Flyers Europe, U.K. Consider Passenger Rights Legislation By Amon Cohen The battle to improve the rights of air passengers is intensifying not only in the

Continental and Northwest airlines continue to operate the only domestic partnership offering enough scope and utility to attract corporate buyers. Considering Northwest's long-standing joint venture...

Avis Delivers Interactive Account Data Online By Lynn Woods Avis Rent A Car has become the first car rental company to offer account data to its customers on the Internet. After accessing the