Washington Wire By Barbara Cook, Washington Correspondent FAA, NTCA Limit Fams The Air Transport Association has petitioned the U.S. Department of Transportation to delay until

Pegasus Solutions last week announced a pair of acquisitions designed to consolidate hotel distribution offerings and overhaul its reservation technology platform.

InsideTrack Strike Deadline Today At Comair Absent a new agreement with management, the pilots union at Comair, a wholly owned Delta Air Lines subsidiary, was free to strike at 12:01 a.m. this

Austrian Completes Biz Class Revamp, Eyes U.S. Corps. By David Jonas Austrian Airlines by today was expected to complete improvements on its long-haul hybrid first-class/business-class cabin. The

A new study shows continued strong demand and a further decline in supply has pushed occupancy and daily rate levels at Manhattan hotels to remarkable new heights, allowing hoteliers to avoid all but...

Wyndham Reflags El San Juan, El Conquistador By Frank Rosci The 389-room El San Juan Hotel & Casino and the 751-room El Conquistador Resort & Country Club were

Carriers Taking Zones South By Lauren BielskiWith the open doors of the North American Free Trade Agreement inducing more U.S.-based groups to head south of the border, American and

Reflecting the downbeat performance of the U.S. lodging industry overall, Marriott International today reported a 6 percent drop in lodging profits for 2002.

The U.S. Transportation Security Administration will meet federal deadlines to screen all cargo transported on passenger aircraft by 2010, administrator Kip Hawley vowed to the House Homeland Security...

FONT SIZE="+3" Air France Partners With 2 U.S. Carriers Air France signed letters of understanding for partnerships with both Continental and Delta this month, ending speculation that previously