Transportation

Business Travel To Grow, But Slowly, U.S. Travel Association ForecastsBy Mary Ann Mcnulty

Business travel in the United States in 2013 is projected to grow to 464.5 million person-trips, about 4.3 million more than the 2012 level and 3.4... KEEP READING

LaGuardia Airport will reopen on Thursday, though "carriers will be providing limited service,"

John F. Kennedy and Newark Liberty airports reopened Wednesday morning, though "carriers will be providing limited service,"

Port Authority Assessing Flooding At NYC AirportsBy Jay Boehmer

Officials Tuesday morning continued to assess the situation at shuttered LaGuardia, John F. Kennedy and Newark Liberty airports, according to a Port... KEEP READING

Car rental firm Enterprise Holdings for its fiscal year ending July 31, 2012, claimed "record revenue and profitability for the third year in a row."

EasyJet in early 2013 will launch a five-times-daily service from Rome Fiumicino to Milan Linate,

European Court Upholds Air Passenger Compensation RegulationsBy Amon Cohen

The Court of Justice of the European Union this week upheld an earlier ruling that passengers whose flights are delayed by three hours or more are... KEEP READING

United Airlines' inflight Wi-Fi product will be available on 300 aircraft by the end of 2013

Delta Bullish, US Airways 'Cautiously Optimistic' On Corporate TravelBy David Jonas

Delta Air Lines and US Airways on Wednesday each reported solid third-quarter results driven in part by strong corporate travel. Delta was more bullish,... KEEP READING

Eurostar for the third quarter reported stable passenger numbers and a 5 percent drop in sales revenue versus a year earlier "as companies advised their employees to steer clear of [London] in the run-up to the Olympics,"

Lufthansa To Alter 2013 Contracts As German Government Nears RulingBy Amon Cohen

Germany's cartel authority, the Bundeskartellamt, is set to reveal the verdict from its inquiry into whether Lufthansa's corporate contracts illegally... KEEP READING

Bucking Low-Fare Image, Southwest Leads Most 2012 Fare HikesBy Jay Boehmer

Airfare analyst and FareCompare CEO Rick Seaney on Thursday declared a United Airlines domestic fare increase dead after a "tepid" matching response... KEEP READING

Loss-making Air France unveiled plans to operate as eight business units from January 2013.

CLARIFICATION: An Oct. 9 BTN report on Enterprise Rent-A-Car's installation of kiosks at the top 50 U.S. airports where it operates

Amtrak for its fiscal year ending Sept. 30 set a new record by carrying 31.2 million passengers, up 3.5 percent from a year earlier.