Newcomers to U.S.-Australia routes Delta Air Lines and Virgin Blue Airlines Group in July announced plans to form a joint venture as a competitive alternative to Qantas Airlines and United Airlines, the...

Labor cost reform in the U.S. airline industry advanced another step today when United Airlines announced its labor unions ratified new labor contracts. The carrier today submitted for final approval...

Sticking to its original decision to further restrict reuse of nonrefundable tickets, US Airways today backed off accompanying policies that had drawn sharp criticism from many throughout the industry.

Lufthansa Initiates Private Jet Offering Congress Kills Jet Clauses From Tax Bill Reagan Airport Permitted More Traffic DHS Warns Of Attacks On Private Jets

Management Alternative Partnership Stamford, Conn.-based consulting firm Management Alternatives Inc. has signed an alliance with AIM Inc. of Montreal to handle Canadian and South American

Incentive Insider Seabourn Shuns Groups Officials at Seabourn Cruise Line are no longer accepting reservations from corporate incentive groups. With only 2 percent of its bookings coming from

Northwest Airlines yesterday initiated two airfare hikes--including a $50 increase for virtually all one-way business fares--and replaced one-night minimum stays on many tickets with two-night minimums....

E-Tickets Usage Is Up, Interlining Months Away By Jay Campbell Sources at Star Alliance carriers are disputing a report that indicated that they would establish an alliance-wide

Airlines, Corps. Clash On Fares By Jay Campbell Following two across-the-board business fare increases on Feb. 1 and March 15, the airlines already this year have pushed prices up

Airline CEOs Call For User Fees Instead Of Taxes By Barbara Cook Washington, D.C . - The chief executive officers of seven major airlines-American, Continental, Delta, Northwest, TWA, United and