The U.S. Senate by an 87-8 vote last week approved a $34.5 billion, two-year Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization bill. The U.S. House of Representatives' Transportation and Infrastructure...

BA, Others Build Up UATP By Amon Cohen British Airways has unveiled a new payment system for U.K. corporate clients. Called Basys, the airline is proclaiming a long list of benefits in the system,

Global distribution system operator Amadeus in 2006 will include new options for airline pricing by further segmenting booking-fee types, increasing rebates paid to carriers providing full content and...

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Corporate-Airline Online Booking: One Year Later By David Jonas One year after Delta's senior vice president of sales and distribution Vince Caminiti promised delegates at the National Business

Op-Ed: Agency Sees E-Delta Benefits, Poses Some Key Questions By Ron Merriman In principle, the "E-Delta" announcement (BTN, May 17) is good for our clients, but it is

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has passed a bill requiring Airbnb and its sharing economy peers to remove any listings not registered with the city, and analysts at financial services firm...

InsideTrack BostonCoach Tries Tech Solutions BostonCoach is working on a number of cutting-edge technologies for the new millennium, including a smart card program in partnership with the

The United States and European Union reached a tentative agreement on a new air services pact , according to published reports. "There seems to be a substantially improved balance in the wording of...

Delta Air Lines last month announced relaxed fare restrictions, specifically eliminating minimum stay requirements on one-way fares for flights between its Atlanta hub and several key destinations.