The U.S. Department of Transportation through Feb. 6, 2009 is accepting public comment on a notice of proposed rulemaking related to a series of air consumer protections. Following an advanced NPRM...

Reductions in airline delays in 2008 and 2009 are more attributable to slashed capacity, airline scheduling practices, new airline fees and declining passenger traffic than to government actions...

After a relative lull in airline alliance activity last year, the major global partnerships this year have advanced their value propositions by securing additional antitrust immunization, expanding...

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American Express is rolling out a new booking interface in Europe that is designed to improve access to hotel content on a consistent basis with any kind of source including Internet rates, preferred...

Light Rail Link To New York JFK Progresses On Schedule By Frank Rosci AirTrain, an 8.4-mile automated light-rail project, in less than three years will begin off-airport operations, enabling

Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group achieved record first-quarter revenue, net income and earnings per share as well as increases of 1.6 percent in revenue per day and 4.7 percent in total rental days....

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