Chicago aldermen are debating an airline passengers' bill of rights that would force airlines using gates at Chicago's O'Hare and Midway airports to cap wait times on airport tarmacs at three hours and...

WTT Enters Public Arena By Cheryl Rosen Dallas - WorldTravel Technologies has a new name and a new financial structure as a publicly traded company. Today, the well-known supplier of the

Tech Talk By Mary Ann McNulty, Technology Editor Job Placement Website Opens Applying some of the latest technology to the age-old problems of recruiting and data collection, two

Biz Agencies Route Calls Within Centers And Beyond By Megan Hjermstad Call centers, wired with the latest telephony and computer software, are becoming "virtual." Agencies have implemented new

Economic uncertainty has not stifled demand at Marriott International properties, according to president and COO Arne Sorenson, who still projects "a very high probability" that 2012 negotiated...

The European Commission said this week that E.U. carriers have stopped charging different fares for the same flight according to the national residence of the passenger buying the ticket.

To noone's surprise, given its years of losing money and growing debt, Budget Group filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on July 29. The filing will not affect the company's car and truck rental...

The International Air Transport Association added its opposition to a Dutch government proposal to impose a passenger tax of €11.25 (US$15.97) for intra-European flights and €45 (US$63.87) for...

US Airways on Wednesday maintained the second-quarter-profit streak established by other major domestic carriers, reporting its first net profit in years at $279 million, only to be broken by American...

Brussels Airlines is scheduled to launch 25 March 2007 Formed from the union of Virgin Express and SN Brussels, and operate a network of 50 European and intercontinental destinations. The carrier said...