The government's latest passenger prescreening program, Secure Flight, is moving toward a final rule, but industry representatives and privacy watchdogs said the Transportation Security Administration...

The White House late last month directed aviation officials and regulators to reduce air traffic congestion and delays by next summer in attempts to head off a repeat of what is widely considered the...

Sustainability advocates in corporate travel management are opening the new year by examining whether it costs more to be green and if the economic environment is overshadowing initiatives for the...

Woodside, Uniglobe Ally For Buying Clout By Sarah Welt Woodside Travel Trust and Uniglobe Travel International last month announced a strategic alliance that will combine their $22

CO Initiates Better Relations By Jay Campbell Arming itself with improved database technologies, Continental Airlines is taking a number of steps to get closer to travelers, travel

Qdrivium said its corporate clients now can make car reservations through BlackBerry devices Ground transportation technology provider "while still allowing travel managers control over corporate...

Knowing that airfares have fallen to their lowest level since 1998, one might think this would be a time for business travel buyers to rejoice. Instead, it is a time of uncertainty and danger during...

United Airlines today said it would charge customers $25 to check a second bag if they are flying on a nonrefundable domestic ticket and do not have Mileage Plus or Star Alliance status. The new policy...

One of Canada's largest financial planning and mutual fund companies has saved more than 15 percent of its meeting and travel budget during the past three years by centralizing meetings and...

Travel buyers are poised to enjoy some handsome fare reductions as a result of tariff construction changes introduced Jan. 15 by the International Air Transport Association.