Three years and a day after the events of Sept. 11, 2001, pummeled the airline industry, US Airways began a second court-supervised restructuring with grim prospects for survival. At the same time,...

Allies Drop Interline Fares By Jay Campbell A study released last month by the University of Illinois found that while airline alliances may increase fares for nonstop flights by up

The bidding war for Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group started anew on Monday, as Hertz proposed to acquire the car rental company for more than $2 billion, or $72 per share in cash and stock. Hertz...

Inside Track Airlines Make Passenger Commitments Flanked by members of Congress, airline industry representatives last Thursday unveiled their voluntary bill of rights for passengers, known

Palo Alto Properties Reveal Their High-Tech Prowess By Judy Jacobs As Northern California's Silicon Valley continues to flourish, the city of Palo Alto, a university town turned high-tech mecca, is

In preparation for the day they won't be able to book short-term meetings at reasonable contractual terms, buyers are instituting new internal mechanisms prompting meeting sponsors to deliver event...

Malaysia Makes High Tech A Priority In Two New Cities By Maria Lenhart Rising from the rainforest outside Kuala Lumpur are Malaysia's answers to Brasilia and Silicon Valley: two ambitious

US Airways earlier this month developed the capability to allow meeting attendees to book fares on usairways.com at negotiated rates.

UA Enters Jet Stream By David Jonas United Airlines is planning a big entrance into the booming business aircraft market in order to attract and placate customers generally disenchanted with

For the first time, Worldspan this month announced quarterly financial performance, saying its June quarter revenue fell 1.3 percent year over year, to $233.1 million, and net earnings plummeted 86...