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For nearly four decades, Southwest Airlines had been in a perpetual state of growth, entering new markets, undercutting network carrier pricing and steadily spreading its brand across the United States....

Three-year-old United Arab Emirates national carrier Etihad Airways last month launched a new loyalty program, called the Guest Program, ahead of next month's U.S. debut.

Cendant car rental brands Avis and Budget next month will begin offering customers electronic toll technology in the New York and Houston areas, easing both the toll-paying process and expense reporting...

The European Union and Canada on Dec. 17 signed an Open Skies agreement liberalizing commercial air traffic between the two markets. The deal lifts all restrictions on routes, pricing and frequency. It...

U.S.-based companies, although still largely reliant on in-house systems for expense management, increasingly are turning away from their homegrown systems in favor of automated, vendor-purchased...

Delta Air Lines projects corporate demand this year will meet or exceed 2014 levels, although it is sticking to its current capacity plans despite a potential windfall from lower fuel costs.

Any proposed settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice to allow American Airlines and US Airways to consummate their merger would require slot divestitures at Washington National Airport, several...

Positioning itself as a low-cost carrier since last year's merger with America West Airlines, US Airways is significantly reducing the number of contracts offered to corporations and has made deep cuts...

Air France KLM in July 2009 appointed Christine Ourmières to the post of U.S. vice president and general manager. At that time, joint venture partners Air France, KLM and Delta (including subsidiary...