Thrifty Goes Corporate, Alamo Eyes Leisure By Lynn WoodsThree years ago, executives at Alamo Rent-A-Car were busy repositioning the company to snare the lucrative small-business

Genisys, BostonCoach, Carey Automate Limos By Lynn WoodsGenisys Reservation Systems, the automated booking product that piggybacks on CRSs for faster, more reliable automated

Rep. John Mica (R-Fla.) about a year ago officially claimed the chairman's seat on the House of Representatives Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure. That made his voice among the most...

Major international car rental companies this year have reported revenue growth and unveiled European services, including new tools designed to woo more corporate customers.

New York City's transit system is moving toward automated fare collection as the city equips all subway stations to accept fare cards by July 1.The plastic card, called MetroCard, can hold up to $80

FONT SIZE="+2" All-SUITE/EXTENDED STAY HOTELS Midpriced Brands Join Extended Stay Party By Linda Humphrey Spurred by the success of upscale extended stay hotels, a slew of new brands is

The long-awaited second runway at Narita International Airport and a change in air traffic control measures at Haneda have allowed carriers to increase flights at both Tokyo airports, answering the...

Carrier Hopes To Ease Negotiations With New Mtgs. Tech By Chris Davis New, $1 million yield-management software America West Airlines plans to implement will allow quicker, easier and more diverse

Travelport last month completed its acquisition of global distribution system competitor Worldspan, but Travelport CEO Jeff Clarke said it would be some time before Worldspan clients migrate to new...

Delta, Partners Realign Atlantic Excellence Dissolves Despite Shield Of Antitrust Immunity By David Jonas With the news that Austrian Airlines is hitching its wagon to the