Two congressmen from Texas last month introduced a bill to repeal the Wright Amendment, a controversial legality that for 26 years has prohibited long-haul airline service using anything but smaller...

Their reasons varied, but industry pundits interviewed last week said they did not expect dramatic changes to agency pricing in the coming year, despite pressure from a new breed of competitors and the...

ITT Sheraton has taken its business-class rooms to Europe while planning to expand its European key-account program, Europe Preferred. Launched six months ago, Europe Preferred grants a negotiated

FONT SIZE="+3" Lambert Expansion: Terminal Is Cleared For Takeoff St. Louis - Lambert International Airport, with one of the fastest-growing passenger levels in the United States and a runway

Pam Elledge on July 1 assumed the top sales and distribution position at Delta Air Lines, becoming the third new vice president of sales at a major U.S. airline this year. Elledge who assumed leadership...

Revenue, Earnings Grow For Distribution Systems By Deborah MoraTravel technology companies continued their amazing growth in the second quarter, with revenues up 28.4 percent for The

Experts Predict Dearth of Capacity, But Not Profits By Jay CampbellAs experts continue to predict long-term profitability for the U.S. airline industry despite softened leisure demand

International carriers in recent weeks rolled back fuel surcharges in light of declining jet fuel costs, but U.S.-based carriers thus far have been less aggressive in instituting broad-based surcharge...

Canadian Pacific Buys Fairmont In Contract Exchange By Maria P. Vallejo Toronto - There was a soft murmur of consolidation activity in the hospitality industry last week with the

GSA To Break Up Card Award? By Barbara Cook Washington, D.C. - American Express could lose its position as the sole charge card company for the federal government under a new procurement strategy