Car Rental Cos. Seek Voice On Airport Plans By Lynn Woods More and more airport authorities are drawing up plans for new consolidated car rental garages removed from the terminal as

AA Pressing Distribution Deals, Preps Upgrade Program

American Airlines in August became the first domestic carrier to launch full wireless inflight Internet access, rolling out the service across its 15-plane Boeing 767-200 fleet. Other carriers,...

The Department of Transportation revealed last week that it is investigating whether airlines are realistically scheduling aircraft and providing on-time performance statistics, as required by law, to...

With a reputation built solidly on hosting small corporate meetings, the 427-room U.N. Plaza-Park Hyatt Hotel is working even harder to increase that market share by introducing new equipment and

Marriott International in June promoted Stephanie Linnartz to senior vice president of global sales, replacing David Marriott who was named regional vice president for market management in the Eastern...

Planners Intranet Usage Growing By Chris Davis As the Internet's role in the meetings industry steadily progresses from intriguing novelty to important resource, more planners are

Swissair's biggest corporate clients are investing up to CHF100 million (US$60.3 million) each to build a new airline out of the ashes of the failed national carrier.

The aviation sector this week has been marked by a flurry of activity among established airlines touting development of separately branded, lower-cost operations.

MasterCard Going Public