JAL, ANA Court U.S. Corps. By David Jonas Facing stiff competition and pressures on yields and revenues in the domestic market, Japan Airlines has intensified U.S. corporate sales efforts to

Tech Startup Simplifies Internet, Intranet Inventory By Mary Ann McNultySanta Clara, Calif. - Taking Internet bookings to the next level, a start-up Silicon Valley company is marketing

FAA Doubles Airspace Capacity At High Altitudes

Two major car rental companies, known best for their airport locations, are accelerating growth at a brisk pace into the $8 billion-a-year suburban off-airport market. The Hertz Corp. and Cendant Rental...

American Airlines and British Airways, for the second time in three years, last month backed away from antitrust immunization efforts after determining approval terms set by the U.S. Department of...

The U.S. Department of Transportation Security Administration on Friday announced that it would study security procedures at 15 U.S. airports during the next six weeks as it works to develop...

Beyond First Class: Airlines Segment Top CEOs By Jay Campbell US Airways is studying the possibility of joining competitors American, Continental, Delta and United in offering a

Even as the glitz of online booking and expense reporting systems steals much of the technology thunder in 1997, other products rolling out this quarter also hold promise for improving the process

New York's John F. Kennedy Airport, the main international gateway to the United States, will invest in technology to ensure luggage is accurately matched with departing passengers, reducing delays.

Hotel executives this week agreed that the "panic" throughout the industry has mellowed, and most believe a return to more prosperous times is closer than they previously assumed. Midtier and budget...