Low-Cost Carriers Flying High On Other Side Of Pond By Amon Cohen The European low-cost airline market has grown 25 percent every year since U.K.-based EasyJet emerged snapping at

Development At Airports Key To Transatlantic Traffic Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport: Atlanta is a rising star in the airport firmament. Rated by Airports Council International as the

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New York's Jacob K. Javits Convention Center opened its new exhibition hall, Javits Center North, for its first event in August when it hosted Business Journals Inc.'s Fashion Avenue Market Expo, a...

German Consortium Counts Air Savings H2Gives Up On Hotels/H2 By Paul Needham Frankfurt - A bold attempt to establish a purchasing consolidation plan for medium-sized companies in Germany is

Sabre To Host Another Asian GDS By Mary Ann McNulty In a deal that will nearly double its location count in Asia in the summer of 2000, Sabre last month announced plans to host the

Finally, GDSs Focus On Fares By Mary Ann McNulty Want to know the fare before you decide whether or not you can afford to fly? Amadeus and Sabre are finally on your wavelength with

Palo Alto, Calif. - After putting its corporate card business out for bid last summer, Hewlett-Packard has renewed its contracts with American Express for T&E, First Bank Visa for purchasing

BA Exec: Lower Commissions Might Be Justified H2Management fees would make the agent aligned to the buyer rather than the airline/H2 By Amon Cohen London - British Airways has long told the U.K.

Five airlines have applied to the Transportation Department to fill a rare opening in the national route map: a single pair of slots to operate one roundtrip per day at Washington, D.C.'s Reagan...