After twice failing to convince regulators to approve a far-reaching immunized transatlantic alliance, American Airlines and British Airways yesterday received a tentative green light from the U.S....

Hyatt Hotels & Resorts this month began offering guests the ability to check luggage at their hotel, between two and 24 hours prior to flight departure. For a $10 fee per person, Hyatt, through a...

American Airlines late last month announced the single largest service resumption of any U.S. carrier since Sept. 11. More than 40 roundtrips to 37 destinations from its Dallas/Ft. Worth hub will be...

Buyers See Air Seller's Market By Lauren Bielski Business planners report They Are bargaining more, Yet Getting fewer perks C orporate buyers searching for discounts on group airfares are

TWA Through The Years Oct. 1, 1930 The TWA brand is born when Transcontinental Air Transport and Western Air Express, incorporated five years earlier, merge to form Transcontinental and Western Air

Manhattan hotels, often viewed as a bellwether for the overall U.S. lodging industry, should see occupancy rates of 74 percent this year, slightly above the 73.3 percent occupancies recorded in 2001,...

American Airlines yesterday averted bankruptcy after its flight attendants union narrowly voted in favor of the carrier's concession agreement.

Big Apple Hoteliers Accommodating Budget Watchers By Robert Selwitz Facing scant chances that New York City hotel rates will shrink significantly any time soon, seekers of

After reaching historically low levels earlier in the year, the pipeline for new hotel construction is showing the first tentative signs of expanding. If the momentum continues, analysts have predicted...

Satisfaction scores for all tiers of European hotels reached a five-year high in the 2009 version of J.D. Power and Associates' European Hotel Guest Satisfaction report, released late last week.