Airlines Post Worst On-Time Record Since 9/11

Transatlantic Battle Escalates By David Jonas Due to heightening competition and the reallocation of planes away from financially troubled Asian routes, carriers throughout 1999

Heading toward its 50-year anniversary, the association for event planners at financial and insurance companies next month plans to release a survey of its more than 400 planner members, showing the...

Bangkok - Although a trip between Bangkok's Don Muang International Airport and downtown sometimes feels as long as the inbound flight (see story, Page 29), there are alternatives to being mired in a

Global distribution system Worldspan on April 1 will change categorizations that will result in a 2.1 percent increase in the average global booking fee.

Conf. Ctr. Use Increases By Chris Davis Corporate use of conference centers is up--welcome news to many of the major conference center chains, which recently have been lining up

Banquet Fees Served By Chris Davis As hotels begin to see some softening in the amount of revenue gained from guest room rates, many properties are adding ancillary charges,

Hilton Rethinks Videoconferencing Strategy By Chris Davis Hilton Hotels Corp. is reevaluating its relationship with TeleSuite Corp., whose life-size videoconferencing network is

Galileo Is On The Block Galileo International earlier this month said its board "authorized management to explore strategic alternatives for the company," including "a leveraged buyout or sale to a

United Airlines To Introduce Internet Booking By Mary Ann McNulty Chicago - As an outgrowth of its United Connection disk-based booking product, United Airlines plans to offer Internet booking