AirTran Builds Corporate Customer Base By David Jonas Atlanta - With a load factor in the mid-60s and hundreds of new corporate accounts, AirTran Airlines is showing signs of

Corporations are finding creative ways to justify both the purchase of corporate aircraft and the continued operation of planes they already own.In the case of some larger companies, one idea is to

Chains Seek European Hotels By Bruce Serlen When Mandarin Oriental Hotels announced the acquisition of the Rafael Group last month, it was the latest evidence that hotel chains have increased their

Already possessing one of the most highly managed corporate meeting programs for a large company, PricewaterhouseCoopers has retained an outside Internet meetings management firm to better streamline...

CO-NW Moves Forward By Jay CampbellAfter the U.S. government all but stepped aside from the regulatory review of the Continental Airlines-Northwest Airlines marketing alliance, the two

FONT SIZE="+3" QuickXpense Targets Corps. By Cheryl Rosen Redmond, Wash. - Despite selling 100,000 copies of its QuickXpense automated expense reporting software, Portable Software will turn

Danny Hood will retire as president of WorldTravel BTI as of Jan. 1, 2006, and become an independent contractor with a contract to serve the company's advisory board through 2007, the company announced...

Study: One-Cards Given Thumbs Up By Cheryl Rosen A new study commissioned by MasterCard International from Deloitte & Touche shows nearly universal support among corporations

Washington, D.C. - IBM earlier this month unveiled its Fastgate automated border clearance system, which it has designed to speed up passenger processing time at international airports by replacing

German Consortium Counts Air Savings H2Gives Up On Hotels/H2 By Paul Needham Frankfurt - A bold attempt to establish a purchasing consolidation plan for medium-sized companies in Germany is