Big U.S. airlines sell lots of add-ons. Business travelers crave several of them. They get some from status or their company's travel program. Bundles and fare families can deliver them, too. Ascribing dollar values to these value-adds can be challenging. Reports from the Big Three airlines help make the case about the usefulness of their corporate relationships. Delta last month began providing such new reporting to corporate accounts. American and United have been offering that for a few years . . .
