American, Continental and Southwest the major domestic carriers that released earnings this week are three for three in scoring a profit last year, living up to the expectations of analysts and...

Paris - With a new sales structure and IBM as a prototype client, Accor is targeting the North American corporate market with a

Parking fees are skyrocketing at some airports as airport authorities tap into new sources of income to make up for the revenue shortfall caused by fallout from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Trying to...

Salt Lake City - GE Capital Services last month began issuing corporate cards in Canada, and domestically issued the first MasterCard fleet cards for Bell Atlantic, which has one of the nation's

The Internet as a business tool "has passed the point of no return" for the hospitality industry, George Conrades, chairman and CEO of Cambridge, Mass.-based BBN Corp., told more than 460

FONT SIZE="+3" Washington Wire New Carriers, More Accidents New airlines experience higher accident, incident and enforcement action rates during their first five years of operation than

1999 Hotel Development Costs Increased By Bruce Serlen The cost of developing U.S. hotels rose anywhere from 3.7 percent to 6.2 percent last year, depending on category, with the cost of luxury

Air Canada last month expanded its simplified fare structure to 10 U.S. markets and announced plans to implement by this spring the six-tier format to all 80 U.S. cities in its network, including those...

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Delta Air Lines and Air France today announced a transatlantic joint venture set to go into effect in two phases beginning in April and to be completed by 2010. Through the agreement, the carriers plan...