Research and engineering firm Science Applications International Corp. this year avoided significant cancellation and attrition penalties through a standard contract addendum, a new policy and a more...

Four U.S. airlines today reported third-quarter earnings and the results generally were positive, especially compared with last year.

Airline passengers in the coming years will fly on several new airplane types that aircraft manufacturers showed off and discussed last month at the Farnborough International Air Show.

Industry Makes Gains On Hill By Lauren Bielski T he U.S. meetings industry locked arms to lobby Congress last week and picked up momentum in advancing a common set of objectives, particularly in

American Airlines announced today that, effective Oct. 1, it no longer will pay commissions on tickets issued outside the United States and Canada for flights originating within the U.S. and Canada.

Extended stay hotels in the past year have gained in all areas of performance, while the robust property-development pipeline which has grown at a staggering pace throughout the past decade continues to...

U.S. and French authorities today signed a liberalized aviation agreement granting blanket access for commercial services between the two countries.

After a 10-year tenure as chairman and CEO of Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group, Joseph Cappy, 69, on Oct. 1 officially retired from the Tulsa, Okla.-based company and has been replaced by Gary Paxton,...

A Continental Airlines-led across-the-board fare hike of $10 each way, meant to offset mounting fuel costs, was grounded when Continental partner and traditional price hike spoiler Northwest Airlines...

WashingtonWire ATA: Record DelaysThe Air Transport Association warned that the airline industry expects consumer complaints to the U.S. Department of Transportation to skyrocket this fall