AA Takes Zones Global By Lauren BielskiIn a nod to the growing prevalence of international meetings, American Airlines last month extended its zone fares to Caribbean and European

Pay As You Fly Takes Off Lufthansa Moves Beyond Siemens Test To Include More Buyers By Jay Campbell Frankfurt - After two years of hard work in testing with Siemens AG,

The United States and Japan are on the cusp of formalizing a new aviation treaty that would further liberalize commercial air transport between the two nations and foster closer ties between alliance...

The United States and European Union late last week tentatively agreed to a regulatory framework for a new, liberalized air transport agreement. The announcement came as other related issues in the...

Car Delivery To Corporate Sites Gains Popularity By Lynn Woods With the publicly held car rental firms increasingly seeking to differentiate themselves on service rather than price,

One-on-One: Changing US Air Ways Just over a year into his position as vice president of global sales for US Airways, former American Airlines sales director Steven Tracas already has made

Hyatt Scores In More-Leisure Power Poll By Lynn Woods Hyatt received the highest guest satisfaction ratings for upscale hotels in the annual J.D. Power and Associates Domestic

Consolidation Trend Hits Regional Agencies By Stefani C. O'Connor First, there were the mega mergers; then there were the super-regional regroupings. Now, in its current incarnation, the

GetThere Gets There With IPO By Cheryl Rosen Palo Alto, Calif. - GetThere.com is about to become a publicly traded corporation--and already has swapped millions of options on its

Under The Hood Payless Expands Passport Club Payless Car Rental, based in St. Petersburg, Fla., is expanding overseas its Passport Club, which was introduced in the United States last June. Its