Delta Reports Corporate Revenue Gains, Suggests Fuel Cost Decline Won't Lead To Price CutsBy Jay BoehmerDelta Air Lines' corporate revenue year-to-date has increased 7 percent compared with 2013 levels, executives reported during the carrier's annual... KEEP READINGAlaska Airlines in November was the most punctual major U.S. airline, with an on-time arrival rate of 86.4 percent,Alaska Airlines in November was the most punctual major U.S. airline, with an on-time arrival rate of 86.4 percent, according to FlightStats. North... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines by 2016 will install Gogo inflight wireless services on all two-class regional jets,American Airlines by 2016 will install Gogo inflight wireless services on all two-class regional jets, the carrier announced Thursday. AA currently has... KEEP READINGIATA: Strong Airline Performance Will Lead To Lower Fares In 2015By Michael B. BakerAverage roundtrip airfares in 2015 will decline 5.1 percent year over year, adjusted for inflation and not counting taxes and surcharges, according to... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines plans more than $2 billion in improvements during the next several yearsAmerican Airlines plans more than $2 billion in improvements during the next several years in its fleet, seating, onboard amenities, airport areas and... KEEP READINGDelta Redefines Service CategoriesBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines next year will realign its service classes into five categories, including an enhanced premium-economy tier, in order to create an... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines next month will expand sales support center operations for U.S. and Canadian customers to offer 24/7 live agent support,American Airlines next month will expand sales support center operations for U.S. and Canadian customers to offer 24/7 live agent support, according to... KEEP READINGUber plans "substantial investments" in Asia/Pacific expansion following its latest round of financing,Uber plans "substantial investments" in Asia/Pacific expansion following its latest round of financing, which raised $1.2 billion for the... KEEP READINGLufthansa cancelled or delayed about half of its long-haul flights from Germany for ThursdayLufthansa cancelled or delayed about half of its long-haul flights from Germany for Thursday following a called strike by the pilots' union, the carrier... KEEP READINGLufthansa expects flight operations to return to normal on Wednesday after the carrier canceled about half of its scheduled flights earlier this weekLufthansa expects flight operations to return to normal on Wednesday after the carrier canceled about half of its scheduled flights earlier this week... KEEP READINGFueling Discontent: Falling Oil Prices Spark Airline Surcharge DebateBy Amon CohenCrude oil prices plummeted from $115 per barrel in June to around $85 in late October. Motorists on both sides of the Atlantic have benefited from lower... KEEP READINGBuyers: Reduced Competition Has Not Hampered Airline NegotiationsBy Michael B. BakerDespite concerns of reduced competition due to consolidation and joint-venture relationships, buyers speaking at recent events staged by The BTN Group... KEEP READINGAmtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30,Amtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30, its lowest loss since 1973.... KEEP READINGDelta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years,Delta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years, according to a... KEEP READINGHertz Recruits Former United President John Tague As CEOBy Michael B. BakerHertz Global Holdings appointed former United Airlines president John Tague as president and CEO, effective Friday, the company announced.... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Alaska Airlines in November was the most punctual major U.S. airline, with an on-time arrival rate of 86.4 percent,Alaska Airlines in November was the most punctual major U.S. airline, with an on-time arrival rate of 86.4 percent, according to FlightStats. North... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines by 2016 will install Gogo inflight wireless services on all two-class regional jets,American Airlines by 2016 will install Gogo inflight wireless services on all two-class regional jets, the carrier announced Thursday. AA currently has... KEEP READINGIATA: Strong Airline Performance Will Lead To Lower Fares In 2015By Michael B. BakerAverage roundtrip airfares in 2015 will decline 5.1 percent year over year, adjusted for inflation and not counting taxes and surcharges, according to... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines plans more than $2 billion in improvements during the next several yearsAmerican Airlines plans more than $2 billion in improvements during the next several years in its fleet, seating, onboard amenities, airport areas and... KEEP READINGDelta Redefines Service CategoriesBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines next year will realign its service classes into five categories, including an enhanced premium-economy tier, in order to create an... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines next month will expand sales support center operations for U.S. and Canadian customers to offer 24/7 live agent support,American Airlines next month will expand sales support center operations for U.S. and Canadian customers to offer 24/7 live agent support, according to... KEEP READINGUber plans "substantial investments" in Asia/Pacific expansion following its latest round of financing,Uber plans "substantial investments" in Asia/Pacific expansion following its latest round of financing, which raised $1.2 billion for the... KEEP READINGLufthansa cancelled or delayed about half of its long-haul flights from Germany for ThursdayLufthansa cancelled or delayed about half of its long-haul flights from Germany for Thursday following a called strike by the pilots' union, the carrier... KEEP READINGLufthansa expects flight operations to return to normal on Wednesday after the carrier canceled about half of its scheduled flights earlier this weekLufthansa expects flight operations to return to normal on Wednesday after the carrier canceled about half of its scheduled flights earlier this week... KEEP READINGFueling Discontent: Falling Oil Prices Spark Airline Surcharge DebateBy Amon CohenCrude oil prices plummeted from $115 per barrel in June to around $85 in late October. Motorists on both sides of the Atlantic have benefited from lower... KEEP READINGBuyers: Reduced Competition Has Not Hampered Airline NegotiationsBy Michael B. BakerDespite concerns of reduced competition due to consolidation and joint-venture relationships, buyers speaking at recent events staged by The BTN Group... KEEP READINGAmtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30,Amtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30, its lowest loss since 1973.... KEEP READINGDelta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years,Delta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years, according to a... KEEP READINGHertz Recruits Former United President John Tague As CEOBy Michael B. BakerHertz Global Holdings appointed former United Airlines president John Tague as president and CEO, effective Friday, the company announced.... KEEP READINGMore Articles
American Airlines by 2016 will install Gogo inflight wireless services on all two-class regional jets,American Airlines by 2016 will install Gogo inflight wireless services on all two-class regional jets, the carrier announced Thursday. AA currently has... KEEP READINGIATA: Strong Airline Performance Will Lead To Lower Fares In 2015By Michael B. BakerAverage roundtrip airfares in 2015 will decline 5.1 percent year over year, adjusted for inflation and not counting taxes and surcharges, according to... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines plans more than $2 billion in improvements during the next several yearsAmerican Airlines plans more than $2 billion in improvements during the next several years in its fleet, seating, onboard amenities, airport areas and... KEEP READINGDelta Redefines Service CategoriesBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines next year will realign its service classes into five categories, including an enhanced premium-economy tier, in order to create an... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines next month will expand sales support center operations for U.S. and Canadian customers to offer 24/7 live agent support,American Airlines next month will expand sales support center operations for U.S. and Canadian customers to offer 24/7 live agent support, according to... KEEP READINGUber plans "substantial investments" in Asia/Pacific expansion following its latest round of financing,Uber plans "substantial investments" in Asia/Pacific expansion following its latest round of financing, which raised $1.2 billion for the... KEEP READINGLufthansa cancelled or delayed about half of its long-haul flights from Germany for ThursdayLufthansa cancelled or delayed about half of its long-haul flights from Germany for Thursday following a called strike by the pilots' union, the carrier... KEEP READINGLufthansa expects flight operations to return to normal on Wednesday after the carrier canceled about half of its scheduled flights earlier this weekLufthansa expects flight operations to return to normal on Wednesday after the carrier canceled about half of its scheduled flights earlier this week... KEEP READINGFueling Discontent: Falling Oil Prices Spark Airline Surcharge DebateBy Amon CohenCrude oil prices plummeted from $115 per barrel in June to around $85 in late October. Motorists on both sides of the Atlantic have benefited from lower... KEEP READINGBuyers: Reduced Competition Has Not Hampered Airline NegotiationsBy Michael B. BakerDespite concerns of reduced competition due to consolidation and joint-venture relationships, buyers speaking at recent events staged by The BTN Group... KEEP READINGAmtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30,Amtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30, its lowest loss since 1973.... KEEP READINGDelta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years,Delta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years, according to a... KEEP READINGHertz Recruits Former United President John Tague As CEOBy Michael B. BakerHertz Global Holdings appointed former United Airlines president John Tague as president and CEO, effective Friday, the company announced.... KEEP READINGMore Articles
IATA: Strong Airline Performance Will Lead To Lower Fares In 2015By Michael B. BakerAverage roundtrip airfares in 2015 will decline 5.1 percent year over year, adjusted for inflation and not counting taxes and surcharges, according to... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines plans more than $2 billion in improvements during the next several yearsAmerican Airlines plans more than $2 billion in improvements during the next several years in its fleet, seating, onboard amenities, airport areas and... KEEP READINGDelta Redefines Service CategoriesBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines next year will realign its service classes into five categories, including an enhanced premium-economy tier, in order to create an... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines next month will expand sales support center operations for U.S. and Canadian customers to offer 24/7 live agent support,American Airlines next month will expand sales support center operations for U.S. and Canadian customers to offer 24/7 live agent support, according to... KEEP READINGUber plans "substantial investments" in Asia/Pacific expansion following its latest round of financing,Uber plans "substantial investments" in Asia/Pacific expansion following its latest round of financing, which raised $1.2 billion for the... KEEP READINGLufthansa cancelled or delayed about half of its long-haul flights from Germany for ThursdayLufthansa cancelled or delayed about half of its long-haul flights from Germany for Thursday following a called strike by the pilots' union, the carrier... KEEP READINGLufthansa expects flight operations to return to normal on Wednesday after the carrier canceled about half of its scheduled flights earlier this weekLufthansa expects flight operations to return to normal on Wednesday after the carrier canceled about half of its scheduled flights earlier this week... KEEP READINGFueling Discontent: Falling Oil Prices Spark Airline Surcharge DebateBy Amon CohenCrude oil prices plummeted from $115 per barrel in June to around $85 in late October. Motorists on both sides of the Atlantic have benefited from lower... KEEP READINGBuyers: Reduced Competition Has Not Hampered Airline NegotiationsBy Michael B. BakerDespite concerns of reduced competition due to consolidation and joint-venture relationships, buyers speaking at recent events staged by The BTN Group... KEEP READINGAmtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30,Amtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30, its lowest loss since 1973.... KEEP READINGDelta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years,Delta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years, according to a... KEEP READINGHertz Recruits Former United President John Tague As CEOBy Michael B. BakerHertz Global Holdings appointed former United Airlines president John Tague as president and CEO, effective Friday, the company announced.... KEEP READINGMore Articles
American Airlines plans more than $2 billion in improvements during the next several yearsAmerican Airlines plans more than $2 billion in improvements during the next several years in its fleet, seating, onboard amenities, airport areas and... KEEP READINGDelta Redefines Service CategoriesBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines next year will realign its service classes into five categories, including an enhanced premium-economy tier, in order to create an... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines next month will expand sales support center operations for U.S. and Canadian customers to offer 24/7 live agent support,American Airlines next month will expand sales support center operations for U.S. and Canadian customers to offer 24/7 live agent support, according to... KEEP READINGUber plans "substantial investments" in Asia/Pacific expansion following its latest round of financing,Uber plans "substantial investments" in Asia/Pacific expansion following its latest round of financing, which raised $1.2 billion for the... KEEP READINGLufthansa cancelled or delayed about half of its long-haul flights from Germany for ThursdayLufthansa cancelled or delayed about half of its long-haul flights from Germany for Thursday following a called strike by the pilots' union, the carrier... KEEP READINGLufthansa expects flight operations to return to normal on Wednesday after the carrier canceled about half of its scheduled flights earlier this weekLufthansa expects flight operations to return to normal on Wednesday after the carrier canceled about half of its scheduled flights earlier this week... KEEP READINGFueling Discontent: Falling Oil Prices Spark Airline Surcharge DebateBy Amon CohenCrude oil prices plummeted from $115 per barrel in June to around $85 in late October. Motorists on both sides of the Atlantic have benefited from lower... KEEP READINGBuyers: Reduced Competition Has Not Hampered Airline NegotiationsBy Michael B. BakerDespite concerns of reduced competition due to consolidation and joint-venture relationships, buyers speaking at recent events staged by The BTN Group... KEEP READINGAmtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30,Amtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30, its lowest loss since 1973.... KEEP READINGDelta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years,Delta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years, according to a... KEEP READINGHertz Recruits Former United President John Tague As CEOBy Michael B. BakerHertz Global Holdings appointed former United Airlines president John Tague as president and CEO, effective Friday, the company announced.... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Delta Redefines Service CategoriesBy Michael B. BakerDelta Air Lines next year will realign its service classes into five categories, including an enhanced premium-economy tier, in order to create an... KEEP READINGAmerican Airlines next month will expand sales support center operations for U.S. and Canadian customers to offer 24/7 live agent support,American Airlines next month will expand sales support center operations for U.S. and Canadian customers to offer 24/7 live agent support, according to... KEEP READINGUber plans "substantial investments" in Asia/Pacific expansion following its latest round of financing,Uber plans "substantial investments" in Asia/Pacific expansion following its latest round of financing, which raised $1.2 billion for the... KEEP READINGLufthansa cancelled or delayed about half of its long-haul flights from Germany for ThursdayLufthansa cancelled or delayed about half of its long-haul flights from Germany for Thursday following a called strike by the pilots' union, the carrier... KEEP READINGLufthansa expects flight operations to return to normal on Wednesday after the carrier canceled about half of its scheduled flights earlier this weekLufthansa expects flight operations to return to normal on Wednesday after the carrier canceled about half of its scheduled flights earlier this week... KEEP READINGFueling Discontent: Falling Oil Prices Spark Airline Surcharge DebateBy Amon CohenCrude oil prices plummeted from $115 per barrel in June to around $85 in late October. Motorists on both sides of the Atlantic have benefited from lower... KEEP READINGBuyers: Reduced Competition Has Not Hampered Airline NegotiationsBy Michael B. BakerDespite concerns of reduced competition due to consolidation and joint-venture relationships, buyers speaking at recent events staged by The BTN Group... KEEP READINGAmtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30,Amtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30, its lowest loss since 1973.... KEEP READINGDelta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years,Delta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years, according to a... KEEP READINGHertz Recruits Former United President John Tague As CEOBy Michael B. BakerHertz Global Holdings appointed former United Airlines president John Tague as president and CEO, effective Friday, the company announced.... KEEP READINGMore Articles
American Airlines next month will expand sales support center operations for U.S. and Canadian customers to offer 24/7 live agent support,American Airlines next month will expand sales support center operations for U.S. and Canadian customers to offer 24/7 live agent support, according to... KEEP READINGUber plans "substantial investments" in Asia/Pacific expansion following its latest round of financing,Uber plans "substantial investments" in Asia/Pacific expansion following its latest round of financing, which raised $1.2 billion for the... KEEP READINGLufthansa cancelled or delayed about half of its long-haul flights from Germany for ThursdayLufthansa cancelled or delayed about half of its long-haul flights from Germany for Thursday following a called strike by the pilots' union, the carrier... KEEP READINGLufthansa expects flight operations to return to normal on Wednesday after the carrier canceled about half of its scheduled flights earlier this weekLufthansa expects flight operations to return to normal on Wednesday after the carrier canceled about half of its scheduled flights earlier this week... KEEP READINGFueling Discontent: Falling Oil Prices Spark Airline Surcharge DebateBy Amon CohenCrude oil prices plummeted from $115 per barrel in June to around $85 in late October. Motorists on both sides of the Atlantic have benefited from lower... KEEP READINGBuyers: Reduced Competition Has Not Hampered Airline NegotiationsBy Michael B. BakerDespite concerns of reduced competition due to consolidation and joint-venture relationships, buyers speaking at recent events staged by The BTN Group... KEEP READINGAmtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30,Amtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30, its lowest loss since 1973.... KEEP READINGDelta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years,Delta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years, according to a... KEEP READINGHertz Recruits Former United President John Tague As CEOBy Michael B. BakerHertz Global Holdings appointed former United Airlines president John Tague as president and CEO, effective Friday, the company announced.... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Uber plans "substantial investments" in Asia/Pacific expansion following its latest round of financing,Uber plans "substantial investments" in Asia/Pacific expansion following its latest round of financing, which raised $1.2 billion for the... KEEP READINGLufthansa cancelled or delayed about half of its long-haul flights from Germany for ThursdayLufthansa cancelled or delayed about half of its long-haul flights from Germany for Thursday following a called strike by the pilots' union, the carrier... KEEP READINGLufthansa expects flight operations to return to normal on Wednesday after the carrier canceled about half of its scheduled flights earlier this weekLufthansa expects flight operations to return to normal on Wednesday after the carrier canceled about half of its scheduled flights earlier this week... KEEP READINGFueling Discontent: Falling Oil Prices Spark Airline Surcharge DebateBy Amon CohenCrude oil prices plummeted from $115 per barrel in June to around $85 in late October. Motorists on both sides of the Atlantic have benefited from lower... KEEP READINGBuyers: Reduced Competition Has Not Hampered Airline NegotiationsBy Michael B. BakerDespite concerns of reduced competition due to consolidation and joint-venture relationships, buyers speaking at recent events staged by The BTN Group... KEEP READINGAmtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30,Amtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30, its lowest loss since 1973.... KEEP READINGDelta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years,Delta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years, according to a... KEEP READINGHertz Recruits Former United President John Tague As CEOBy Michael B. BakerHertz Global Holdings appointed former United Airlines president John Tague as president and CEO, effective Friday, the company announced.... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Lufthansa cancelled or delayed about half of its long-haul flights from Germany for ThursdayLufthansa cancelled or delayed about half of its long-haul flights from Germany for Thursday following a called strike by the pilots' union, the carrier... KEEP READINGLufthansa expects flight operations to return to normal on Wednesday after the carrier canceled about half of its scheduled flights earlier this weekLufthansa expects flight operations to return to normal on Wednesday after the carrier canceled about half of its scheduled flights earlier this week... KEEP READINGFueling Discontent: Falling Oil Prices Spark Airline Surcharge DebateBy Amon CohenCrude oil prices plummeted from $115 per barrel in June to around $85 in late October. Motorists on both sides of the Atlantic have benefited from lower... KEEP READINGBuyers: Reduced Competition Has Not Hampered Airline NegotiationsBy Michael B. BakerDespite concerns of reduced competition due to consolidation and joint-venture relationships, buyers speaking at recent events staged by The BTN Group... KEEP READINGAmtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30,Amtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30, its lowest loss since 1973.... KEEP READINGDelta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years,Delta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years, according to a... KEEP READINGHertz Recruits Former United President John Tague As CEOBy Michael B. BakerHertz Global Holdings appointed former United Airlines president John Tague as president and CEO, effective Friday, the company announced.... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Lufthansa expects flight operations to return to normal on Wednesday after the carrier canceled about half of its scheduled flights earlier this weekLufthansa expects flight operations to return to normal on Wednesday after the carrier canceled about half of its scheduled flights earlier this week... KEEP READINGFueling Discontent: Falling Oil Prices Spark Airline Surcharge DebateBy Amon CohenCrude oil prices plummeted from $115 per barrel in June to around $85 in late October. Motorists on both sides of the Atlantic have benefited from lower... KEEP READINGBuyers: Reduced Competition Has Not Hampered Airline NegotiationsBy Michael B. BakerDespite concerns of reduced competition due to consolidation and joint-venture relationships, buyers speaking at recent events staged by The BTN Group... KEEP READINGAmtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30,Amtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30, its lowest loss since 1973.... KEEP READINGDelta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years,Delta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years, according to a... KEEP READINGHertz Recruits Former United President John Tague As CEOBy Michael B. BakerHertz Global Holdings appointed former United Airlines president John Tague as president and CEO, effective Friday, the company announced.... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Fueling Discontent: Falling Oil Prices Spark Airline Surcharge DebateBy Amon CohenCrude oil prices plummeted from $115 per barrel in June to around $85 in late October. Motorists on both sides of the Atlantic have benefited from lower... KEEP READINGBuyers: Reduced Competition Has Not Hampered Airline NegotiationsBy Michael B. BakerDespite concerns of reduced competition due to consolidation and joint-venture relationships, buyers speaking at recent events staged by The BTN Group... KEEP READINGAmtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30,Amtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30, its lowest loss since 1973.... KEEP READINGDelta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years,Delta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years, according to a... KEEP READINGHertz Recruits Former United President John Tague As CEOBy Michael B. BakerHertz Global Holdings appointed former United Airlines president John Tague as president and CEO, effective Friday, the company announced.... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Buyers: Reduced Competition Has Not Hampered Airline NegotiationsBy Michael B. BakerDespite concerns of reduced competition due to consolidation and joint-venture relationships, buyers speaking at recent events staged by The BTN Group... KEEP READINGAmtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30,Amtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30, its lowest loss since 1973.... KEEP READINGDelta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years,Delta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years, according to a... KEEP READINGHertz Recruits Former United President John Tague As CEOBy Michael B. BakerHertz Global Holdings appointed former United Airlines president John Tague as president and CEO, effective Friday, the company announced.... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Amtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30,Amtrak on Tuesday reported a federally funded operating loss of $227 million for the 2014 fiscal year ending Sept. 30, its lowest loss since 1973.... KEEP READINGDelta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years,Delta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years, according to a... KEEP READINGHertz Recruits Former United President John Tague As CEOBy Michael B. BakerHertz Global Holdings appointed former United Airlines president John Tague as president and CEO, effective Friday, the company announced.... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Delta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years,Delta Air Lines this week entered into a definitive agreement with Airbus to buy 50 widebody aircraft during the next several years, according to a... KEEP READINGHertz Recruits Former United President John Tague As CEOBy Michael B. BakerHertz Global Holdings appointed former United Airlines president John Tague as president and CEO, effective Friday, the company announced.... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Hertz Recruits Former United President John Tague As CEOBy Michael B. BakerHertz Global Holdings appointed former United Airlines president John Tague as president and CEO, effective Friday, the company announced.... KEEP READINGMore Articles