JetBlue Airways last week became the first domestic carrier to offer free, though limited, Wi-Fi availability on one of its aircraft. Accessing its LiveTV subsidiary's 1 MHz of spectrum purchased at a...

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

Hotels Pilot Tech Team's In-Room Internet Access Tool By David MarcusFour technology players are teaming up on an in-room telecommunications tool that is easy to operate and relatively

On-Time Data Often Off By Barbara Cook A new audit by the U.S. Department of Transportation's Office of the Inspector General found irregularities in airlines' reporting of

Citi Leverages Gov't Investment w/ Corp. Accounts By Mary Ann McNulty Stamford, Conn. - Leveraging the substantial investment required to implement its government agency wins,

2,000th Marriott Anchors Tampa By Bob Curley For Marriott International, the official launch of the Tampa Marriott Waterside in April was a milestone--the 2,000th Marriott opened worldwide. But

Paris - With a new sales structure and IBM as a prototype client, Accor is targeting the North American corporate market with a

Salt Lake City - GE Capital Services last month began issuing corporate cards in Canada, and domestically issued the first MasterCard fleet cards for Bell Atlantic, which has one of the nation's

Parking fees are skyrocketing at some airports as airport authorities tap into new sources of income to make up for the revenue shortfall caused by fallout from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Trying to...

The Internet as a business tool "has passed the point of no return" for the hospitality industry, George Conrades, chairman and CEO of Cambridge, Mass.-based BBN Corp., told more than 460