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American Express Global Business Travel in November marked a grim milestone for corporate travel buyers, reporting that carrier-imposed surcharges this year exceeded $2,000 for business class roundtrips to London Heathrow originating at New York JFK. Although added to international ticket prices (labeled as YQ or YR), these charges are not subject to negotiated corporate discounts….
When responding in late August to competition concerns raised by the U.K. Competition and Markets Authority over their proposed combination, leaders at American Express Global Business Travel and CWT must have held their noses. Their redacted response, released last week, showed that to get the deal approved, execs surmised they had to “big up” their…
Airlines have focused for several years on sustainable aviation fuel as a critical part of decarbonizing aviation. Certain carriers evidently are willing to deepen negotiated airfare discounts for corporate clients making SAF investments. Several airlines have promoted sustainability programs in which corporate clients can participate, but financial incentives provided by airlines to their accounts as…
The concept of “lowest logical fare” has always been open to interpretation. Traditionally, it’s the cheapest, in-policy fare returned when the traveler or travel agent searches in a booking system. But various market dynamics are making it harder to pin down, prompting industry professionals to reconsider it. New challenges in point-of-sale shopping comparisons due to…
From a 2018 baseline, Swiss Re last year cut business air travel spending in half and slashed associated greenhouse gas emissions by more than 60 percent. A lot went into those reductions, including an internal carbon price coupled with carbon budgets. A $50 billion Zurich-based provider of reinsurance and insurance, Swiss Re committed to achieving…
By Rob Davis, Agnel Philip and Alex Mierjeski, ProPublica, and Matthew Kish, The Oregonian/OregonLive. This story was originally published by ProPublica. On dozens of occasions since 2020, a private Gulfstream jet belonging to Nike has touched down at Moffett Field, a federally owned airfield on the banks of San Francisco Bay. The Silicon Valley site’s…
Atlanta — The GBTA Foundation and GBTA Sustainability Committee in June published sustainable procurement standards for lodging. They followed a similar resource made available in March for air travel sourcing. Some of those involved in creating the lodging standards spoke here last month during panel discussions at GBTA’s annual convention. The critical message was to…
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