The European Aviation Safety Agency today said it is in talks to produce United States-style rules for flying through volcanic ash clouds. If adopted, the new rules would cause far less disruption than...

Vendors Push ContentWireless: Second In A Three-Part Series By Jay Campbell, David Jonas & Bruce Serlen Despite a lack of platform-based standards, enterprisewide corporate policies and

The Convention Industry Council, continuing to show progress in its Accepted Practices Exchange movement to develop standard terms and practices for the industry, last month released a preliminary...

Global Air Deals FlyBuying Giants Push Consolidated Contracts By David Jonas A few large corporations recently have completed global airline agreements, with many others working through the request

On Tuesday, Choice Hotels International celebrated the grand opening of its newest Cambria Hotel & Suites, located in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood. It's the first in New York City for the upscale,...

When the 556-room W Hotel Chicago Lakeshore opened in October, it capped a busy year for new upscale and deluxe hotel development in the Windy City. In fact, the Lakeshore property was the second W to...

The proposed merger between Continental Airlines and United Airlines found a powerful foe this week as the influential chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, Rep. James...

E-Tix Savings Evasive By David Jonas As corporations continue to increase their usage of electronic tickets, long-anticipated service and cost savings benefits remain elusive. Plans recently

A Quarter Booked Online Name: Jennifer Loftin Company: Cisco Systems Inc. Location: San Jose, Calif. U.S. Booked Air Volume: $65 million # Employees: 30,000 Technology Vendor: GetThere.com

Qantas Eyes U.S. Corporate Biz, Fortifies Sales Team By David Jonas Australian carrier Qantas Airways this month restructured its U.S.-based sales team to enable certain reps to focus strictly on