Washington, D.C. - Rodney Slater, administrator of the Federal Highway Administration and President Clinton's nominee to be Transportation Secretary, doesn't have experience in the aviation field,

Domestic carriers through positive second-quarter earnings reports in the past two weeks detailed the reversal of fortune for an industry that has struggled for years. American, Continental and US...

FONT SIZE="+3" Asian Airlines Seek Out New Routes, Code Shares Maria Lenhart Seattle - With all the hoopla surrounding the proposed British Airways-American Airways alliance, it's easy to

Washington Wire By Barbara Cook, Washington Correspondent Congress Faces Aviation House and Senate committees already have begun work on major aviation legislation that could

Air Canada Debuts '99 Program By Chris Davis Air Canada has completed a vast upgrade of its group and meetings program, offering zone fares, site inspection fares and at least 5

Nation's Music Capital Plays To The Corp. Business Beat By Frank Rosci R ealizing the full wealth of opportunity in hosting corporate meetings, the Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau is

The U.S. airline industry limped through another quarter after taking a pounding from hurricanes and high jet fuel prices. While Southwest, Continental and Alaska airlines posted profits, American...

Corporate meeting buyers this year face continued pressure from their companies to book meetings with short lead times, according to a new Meetings Today survey. However, buyers said hotel rates are...

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Meetings BeatSingapore DealsFor corporate incentive buyers on the hunt for a decent bargain in a tight market, the Singapore Tourism Board's Global Meet 2000 campaign might be a solution.