US Airways confirmed it received notice today from Worldspan that on Nov. 15 it will remove the carrier from its global distribution system if US Airways does not agree to provide all inventory to...

Despite a $12.7 billion cut in operating costs since 2001--due primarily to the reduction in labor and commission costs--U.S.-based legacy carriers fell short of the targeted $19.5 billion cost...

Delta Prez Eyes Econ. Delta Air Lines' Fred Reid last month was elevated to president and COO from his previous role of chief marketing officer. Now second in command in a post vacant for two years,

March hotel occupancy in Manhattan reached 85 percent, its highest level since 1969, and meeting space availability is diminishing as demand from corporations grows.

March hotel occupancy in Manhattan reached 85 percent, its highest level since 1969, and meeting space availability is diminishing as demand from corporations grows.

No-Frills Service Links London, Frankfurt By Amon Cohen Europe's two major financial centers, London and Frankfurt, are to be linked for the first time by a no-frills air service.

Tour Cos. Target Meetings By Maria Lenhart T wo California-based tour wholesalers-one a well-known pioneer in the Hawaii leisure market and the other a Northern California wine-country

Odyssey System Makes Speed A National Pastime By Lynn Woods National Car Rental has rolled out Global Odyssey, an entirely new reservation system designed to speed up the rental

As part of a massive data consolidation effort begun last year, American Express has replaced multiple regional data card feeds with a single, global card feed for about 40 multinational card clients,...

Restoration Of Gaslamp Quarter Brightens Up San Diego By Judy Jacobs After years of restoration efforts, the opening of three new hotels, along with the upcoming new ballpark and convention center