Tag: Delta Air Lines
Reporter’s Notebook: Sustainability Stories
The steady stream of sustainability-related announcements this year became something of a deluge from all corners last month. It’s not only travel suppliers looking to…
Direct Airline Booking Took Share From Indirect During The Pandemic, But Will It Last?
As a percentage of airline passengers boarded globally, those who booked via global distribution systems in the years leading up to the pandemic roughly equaled…
Big Airlines, Card Companies Build ‘Airport Lounges Of Tomorrow’
With unruly passengers, fears of virus transmission and understaffed airport concessions, a quiet place to sit, work and eat can go a long way. American,…
Corporate Collaboration On Sustainable Aviation Fuels Accelerates
Proponents of sustainable aviation fuels hope that momentum from corporates and governments on climate change action translates to big investments in cleaner flying. A raft…
Some Corporate Travel Providers Join The Fray Over New Voting Laws
Growing activism around controversial laws passed in recent weeks and seen by many as restricting voting prompted hundreds of business leaders across the country to…
Former American Airlines Strategist Envisions Shift In Corporate Travel Discounts And Agency Incentives
What if airline incentives paid to travel management companies don’t rebound? Former American Airlines head of global sales and distribution strategy Cory Garner thinks carriers…
Ticket Asset Management Represents Billions In Risk And Value
The pandemic forced BCD Travel to manage nearly half a billion dollars worth of unused, nonrefundable tickets during the year ending last month. During the…
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