Air Transport Association chief economist John Heimlich this week will issue his 2008 industry forecast in which he predicts a third consecutive yearly profit for the U.S. commercial aviation sector....

Carriers Debut Internet Checkin A few carriers, both in the United States and abroad, have debuted Internet checkin, a time-saving convenience for e-ticketed passengers pioneered last year by Alaska

The U.S. Transportation Security Administration is on track to assume watchlist matching from all U.S. carriers by the end of May, only slightly behind its March 31 U.S. implementation target for the...

The U.S. lodging industry will continue to cut costs aggressively in 2002 to maintain profitability, according to projections released yesterday by PricewaterhouseCoopers.

The U.S. Transportation Security Administration is on track to assume watchlist matching from all domestic carriers by the end of May, only slightly behind its March 31 domestic implementation target...

InsideTrack Airline Labor UpdateAmerican Airlines continues to face labor strife following its acquisition of Reno Air this summer. Now, more than half of Reno's pilots are suing American

Customer Relationship Management Drives Airline Biz As airline executives focus on establishing strategic alliances, marketing executives are redesigning their customer relationship

Jumping Automation Hurdles It appears that we all are pondering the issue of user adoption and what we can do to speed the process of automating the reservations process. I've initiated a study to

Internet Car Rental Rates Threaten Corporate Deals By Lynn Woods An explosion of low weekly and daily car rental rates available on the Internet in recent months could represent a new threat to the

Stuttgart - Austrian Airlines will offer corporate clients net fares starting next spring as it seeks to cut back on