The ground transportation industry is taking a huge hit from the Sept. 11 disaster, with booking of chauffeured sedans and limousines off 85 percent since the hijackings, according to Scott Solombrino,...

Fees Would Cost Corporate Buyers A critically important debate is heating up over how the Federal Aviation Administration will be funded into the next century. Hanging in the balance are issues of

In Fashion In First By Cheryl Rosen An Office Of Your Own In Downtown Dallas The Fairmont Hotel At the Arts District in Dallas is refitting part of each of its four parlor suites

Washington Wire By Barbara Cook, Washington CorrespondentU.S., France Open SkiesThe United States and France have agreed on a new aviation bilateral that will phase in an open skies

Lufthansa Sues Amex Over Client Data Use By Paul Needham Frankfurt - Lufthansa AirPlus, the corporate card division of German airline Lufthansa, is suing American Express for DM2.8 million in a

U.S. TESTS BIOMETRICS AT AIRPORTS, WORKS TO IMBED PASSPORTS

FONT SIZE="+3" Philippine Air Adds Direct Service To Manila By Robert Selwitz Manila - The Philippines, long the subject of negative headlines due to political instability and socioeconomic

FONT SIZE="+3" Midrange Salaries Don't Erode Planners' Optimism By Lauren Bielski While average salaries are not particularly high, meeting planners are nonetheless optimistic about their field

FONT SIZE="+3" Carlson To Franchise Regent By Linda Humphrey Minneapolis - Marking the luxury tier's first foray into franchising, Carlson Hospitality Worldwide has announced plans to expand the

Washington Wire By Barbara Cook, Washington Correspondent GSA Contract Goes Public The General Services Administration this week published the final version of its new master