The Transportation Security Administration by the end of today will have electronically distributed $2.3 billion to 66 U.S. carriers to reimburse security-related expenses.

PlanSoft Takes ZeroRemoves Commissions From E-Bookings, Revenue Stream By Chris Davis Meeting portal PlanSoft, beset by financial troubles seemingly inherent in all Internet ventures and a downturn

In a surprise move, Southwest Airlines today announced the resignation of CEO and vice chairman Jim Parker.

After toning down expectations for its first quarter, ended March 31, due to a "challenging sales environment," automated expense management provider Extensity Inc. of Emeryville, Calif., earlier this...

As passenger revenues continue to be hard hit by lower average ticket prices, major carriers face potentially crippling developments on the cost side of the equation as labor pains continue, the specter...

U.S. President George W. Bush's fiscal 2007 budget request proposes to raise airport ticket taxes by $1.3 billion, after a similar bid last year failed in Congress. The budget proposal also renewed a...

Carole Berke's recent negotiations on behalf of a client seeking hotel meeting space in Chicago were amicable. The problem: No hotel in Chicago could accommodate her for two years. She was forced to...

UA Offers Interlining Tool By David Jonas United Airlines last week began offering new software that enables airlines to link computer reservation systems for interlined electronic tickets. The

SatoTravel Reorganizes, Downsizes, Cuts Costs By Sarah WeltArlington, Va. - SatoTravel claims its cost restructuring plan has nothing to do with industry rumors about a possible sale.

Delta Air Lines today said it has signed an agreement with SkyTeam partner Korean Airlines to sell all Korean services to corporate clients in the North American market.