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Drop In Energy Sector Demand Cuts United Airlines' Corporate RevenueBy Michael B. Baker

United Airlines' revenue from corporate customers during the first quarter of 2015 declined 1 percent year over year due to reduced demand from the... KEEP READING

Interview: VistaJet U.S. President Ron Silverman

Swiss private jet service supplier VistaJet this past fall opened its first office in the United States. To lead its U.S. team, VistaJet tapped Ron... KEEP READING

Delta Plans International Capacity Cuts Amid Currency ChallengesBy Michael B. Baker

Delta Air Lines later this year will trim international capacity 3 percent in response to the strengthening U.S. dollar and decreased demand in certain... KEEP READING

United Airlines in June will offer multicourse meal service and complimentary beer and wine

United Airlines in June will offer multicourse meal service and complimentary beer and wine in economy class on long-haul international flights, the... KEEP READING

Delta's Bastian: Fuel Prices Are Lowering AirfaresBy Michael B. Baker

Lower fuel prices have moderated airfares and could lower them further should fuel prices stay low, Delta Air Lines president Ed Bastian said on Monday... KEEP READING

U.S. airlines in February improved both their on-time performance and baggage handling year over year,

U.S. airlines in February improved both their on-time performance and baggage handling year over year, the U.S. Department of Transportation reported... KEEP READING

Southwest Airlines further has expanded operations at Dallas Love Field,

Southwest Airlines further has expanded operations at Dallas Love Field, on Wednesday adding daily service to Columbus; Indianapolis; Memphis;... KEEP READING

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has granted American Airlines and US Airways a single operating certificate,

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has granted American Airlines and US Airways a single operating certificate, AA announced Wednesday. The... KEEP READING

AirPlus 2014 Volume Increases, But Average Per-Customer Spend DipsBy Amon Cohen

Air travel spend by existing AirPlus International customers in 2014 fell 3.6 percent globally year over year, managing director and chairman Patrick... KEEP READING

Certify: Uber Use Among Business Travelers Approaches Critical MassBy JoAnn DeLuna

Companies that in their travel policies don’t address travelers' use of Uber might do well to consider that corporate travelers in North America in... KEEP READING

Alaska Airlines in March was the most punctual major North American airline, with an on-time arrival rate of 86.8 percent,

Alaska Airlines in March was the most punctual major North American airline, with an on-time arrival rate of 86.8 percent, according to FlightStats. Of... KEEP READING

Study: Enabling Proposed Jet Service At Toronto City Airport Would Take YearsBy Michael B. Baker

Accommodating jet service at Toronto's Billy Bishop Airport, a goal of regional carrier Porter Airlines, would require a runway extension and several... KEEP READING

Uber Poaches Facebook's 'Top Cop' To Lead SecurityBy Michael B. Baker

Uber later this month will bring on board a chief security officer to tackle concerns of data security and privacy at the company, the app-based car... KEEP READING

Delta, Aeromexico Propose United States-Mexico Joint VentureBy Chris Davis

SkyTeam partners Delta Air Lines and Aeromexico on Tuesday filed with the U.S. Department of Transportation an application seeking antitrust immunity... KEEP READING

The U.S. Department of Transportation on March 27 tentatively sustained Delta Air Lines' right to serve Tokyo’s Haneda Airport from Seattle,

The U.S. Department of Transportation on March 27 tentatively sustained Delta Air Lines' right to serve Tokyo’s Haneda Airport from Seattle, as long as... KEEP READING

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