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U.S. Capacity Is Returning, But Business Travel Isn’t A Priority In Fluid Airline Network Planning (Audio)
Airline capacity remains down dramatically on most international routes while markets with big domestic networks, like the United States, are rebounding. Leisure routes take precedence…
Governments Pressed To Help Standardize Digital Health Documentation For Travel As Private Efforts Proliferate
The Travel and Tourism Advisory Board of the U.S. Commerce Department is attempting to collaborate with other U.S. federal agencies to spur development of standards…
American Airlines To Use ATPCO, UATP For Prepaid Program Enhancements
American Airlines is building a new platform for its prepaid AirPass program and enticing potential enrollees with lower minimums. The promotion targets high-end leisure travelers…
‘Hope And Help’ Here
Travel industry professionals not dealing with immediate health issues for themselves or their loved ones are nonetheless leading an uncomfortable existence. Many are natural networkers…
Frustrated With Airlines’ GDS Bypass Programs And Threats, BCD Travel Pays Microsoft To Build An Agent Desktop
BCD Travel is paying Microsoft about $20 million for a multi-GDS search and booking desktop system that also could help agents manage bookings made outside…
American, United Considered Investing In Farelogix To Keep It From The Likes Of Sabre
Wilmington, Del. — Executives with American Airlines thought about buying a piece of Farelogix a few years back when they got wind that the tech…
Some Suppliers Are Attending To Traveler Well-Being, But Corporate Policies Are Behind
While some companies help employees manage the physical and mental rigors of business travel, many more do not, according to experts and new research. In…
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