Inside Track American Reduces European Commissions American Airlines on Aug. 1 will cut commission rates in the United Kingdom and Switzerland to 7 percent, and in Spain to 7.5 percent.

Picking Up The In-Room Cyber-Tab By Bruce Serlen Faced with a surge of business guests tapping in to the phone lines in their rooms to access e-mail, hoteliers are moving quickly to expand their

InsideTrack DOT Grants AA Immunity With Swissair/SabenaAmerican Airlines finally caught a break in its alliance strategy when the U.S. Department of Transportation this week conditionally approved

Regional jet manufacturers Bombardier and Embraer canceled huge orders that US Airways placed last year, a carrier spokesman confirmed today.

Continental Airlines and Amtrak in mid-March will launch the first major codeshare agreement in the United States linking a rail carrier with a domestic airline.

Hotels, Airlines Enhancing Internet, Wireless Options By Bob Curley High-speed Internet access in hotels soon may become ubiquitous, thanks to a new marketing strategy by the industry's leading

Managing Meetings At Champion International Champion Redefines Outsourcing By Chris Davis In a new twist on third-party meetings management, Stamford, Conn.-based paper

American Airlines late last week and Continental Airlines over the weekend each stopped just short of fully matching US Airways' new policy that makes nonrefundable fares worthless once the ticketed...

Economic concerns have resulted in a spate of meeting cancellations, leaving hotels with more group availability and more willingness to negotiate meeting rates in certain markets, consultants and...

Singapore Airlines this summer will open its first new U.S. gateway in nearly a decade when service in and out of Chicago launches on Aug. 2. The destination coincides with the airline's ongoing