FONT SIZE="+2" All-SUITE/EXTENDED STAY HOTELS Midpriced Brands Join Extended Stay Party By Linda Humphrey Spurred by the success of upscale extended stay hotels, a slew of new brands is

New York City's transit system is moving toward automated fare collection as the city equips all subway stations to accept fare cards by July 1.The plastic card, called MetroCard, can hold up to $80

Virgin America, the embryonic U.S.-based carrier in Richard Branson's Virgin family, today announced $177 million in financing and said it has filed with the U.S. Department of Transportation an...

Delta, Partners Realign Atlantic Excellence Dissolves Despite Shield Of Antitrust Immunity By David Jonas With the news that Austrian Airlines is hitching its wagon to the

Though Honolulu International Airport saw its passenger traffic dip in 2001 by more than 12 percent, the airport's upcoming renovations and strong safety record continue to keep the airport busy.

Debate Slows Competition Regs By Barbara CookIt will be early in the new year before the U.S. Department of Transportation makes final its airline competition policy guidelines,

ACLU Seeks Delay of Secure Flight Over Privacy Concerns

Renewed Sheraton Boston To Boost Conventions Biz By Bob Curley When Major League Baseball decided to bring together the century's greatest ballplayers as part of the 1999 All-Star

Quebec Banking On Int'l Summit To Spur Meetings By Carolyn Green Quebec City in May 2001 will host the Summit of the Americas and its more than 7,000 attendees, which will heighten

A move initiated last week by US Airways to further restrict use of nonrefundable fares now has been matched by four of the other Big Six U.S. carriers, including Delta Air Lines today, with the...