All-Suite Brands Grow With Competition By Lynn Woods Confused by which extended-stay brands are which? You're not alone. The survival of more than two dozen barely distinguishable

Internet Service Touts Lower Cost Start-Up Options By Mary Ann McNulty Targeting corporations that are hesistant to make substantial investments of money and time in automated

Inside Track H2/H2H4Southwest Lands In Northeast/H4 Southwest Airlines announced late last week that it will begin daily service to T.F. Green Airport in Providence, R.I. in October, noting that

Buyers Are Irked By BA's Decreases In Upgrades By Jay Campbell New York - British Airways' recent reduction in contractual upgrades has infuriated some of its top corporate customers, but the

WashingtonWire PFC Increase Delayed It appears likely that the new PFC per flight segment cap of $4.50--up from the present $3 per flight segment--won't take effect until April 1, due to airline

SIA Improves Classes In Its Largest Refit Launch By Lai Ee Na Singapore Airlines has announced major improvements to its first, Raffles and economy classes on its 37 Boeing 747-400

Singapore Airlines today announced it would reconfigure five planes to offer all-business-class nonstop transpacific service between Newark and Singapore, beginning in mid-May. Singapore plans to expand...

DOT To Open Skies Over Great Wall For 1 U.S. Carrier The Great Wall, built over 2,000 years ago, still stands as testimony to the power and scope of successive dynasties in China. Despite its

A beta test of the Airline Reporting Corporation's electronic reporting system, now in place at nine agencies, will last through

The world's two largest carriers, American Airlines and United Airlines, this month launched electronic ticket interlining, allowing customers to use a single e-ticket for itineraries including segments...