American Airlines today became the last domestic legacy carrier to adopt a $25 charge for coach customers to check a second bag.

DOT Vet Named As Chertoff Deputy

The U.S. Department of Transportation is accepting public comment on a notice of proposed rulemaking related to a series of air consumer protections . Following an advanced NPRM issued in November 2007...

Marriott International, whose financial performance generally sets the tone for the hotel industry, this month reported strong revenue growth for the second quarter of 2007, but at the same time...

Lufthansa Seeks To Extend Pay As You Fly Program By Amon Cohen Lufthansa is hoping to extend its ground-breaking Pay As You Fly scheme to international clients and destinations by year-end. The

The U.S. Department of Transportation has hired McKinsey & Co. and enlisted the help of volunteer corporate executives to meet its deadline to screen every piece of baggage on commercial flights....

Carriers Going DirectBritish Airways Links Global Buyer To Internal Reservations System By David Jonas As part of a large Internet strategy and its renewed commitment to the corporate market,

Despite eroding traffic and revenue trends plaguing the air transport industry, some carriers continue to focus on their premium products in an effort to draw in high-yield passengers.

Marriott International Bolstering European Presence By Bruce Serlen In a briefing late last month in London, J.W. Marriott Jr., chairman and CEO of Marriott International, assessed the present

Switching BookingEarly Adopters Migrate With Minimal Pain By Jay Campbell Facing the challenges of switching online booking tools for the first time, some of the earliest adopters, particularly