LONDON (Reuters) - British Airways <BAY.L> signaled business is stabilizing, eclipsing news of a worse than expected first half loss and a prediction ...
After taking beating over lavish meetings, travel industry highlights its economic value The travel industry is working to redefine itself as a key ...
United Airlines parent lost $57 million in 3Q, but revenue fell less than in 2Q United Airlines said on Tuesday that it's seeing early signs of a recovery in business travel as it reported a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss. The recession has hurt ...
Southwest Airlines, with small 3Q loss, says it has other ideas for revenue besides bag fees Southwest Airlines Co. is the only big U.S. airline that doesn't charge baggage fees, but that's not going to stop it from looking for other add-ons ...
Plenty of airfare sales around, but it may not pay to wait for a lower price The great airline sale of 2009 may be ending. Air fares, which had declined steadily throughout this year, are beginning to show signs of stabilizing. For ...
Most of the people who carry out business will have their business partners in other countries or they would have their company’s branch in some other country. These people have to travel a lot in order to enhance their business and they ...
Airline ticket buyers will get a new way to spend a little more, for charity Travelers will soon have the chance to donate $2 or more to help fight AIDS in developing countries when they buy an airline ticket. The money will ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Business travel -- often the target for cutbacks by companies seeking to reduce expenses -- actually boosts profits and could help the U.S. economy come back from the recession, a report found on Tuesday. Research released by the global ...
People travel all the time these days and their trips are mainly for official work. While flying they can choose between business class and first class. There are certain advantages in both. You should choose according to your needs. The business class ...
Companies that received bailout money lay out new expense policies following reports of excess Companies that received billions of dollars of government aid have published policies meant to limit lavish expenses, new rules that follow reports of costly private jets, spa retreats ...
Number of flights will fall with autumn leaves as carriers see fewer passenger bookings The U.S. airline industry is shrinking to a size not seen since the months after the 2001 terror attacks. The airlines have been trimming flights for the past ...
Psychologists on how to help distressed colleagues; Airfare rates drop as employees fly coach PREVENTING TRAGEDIES: The stresses of hard times can overwhelm someone without a support system of family and friends, psychologists say, sometimes even leading to tragedies at a work ...
