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July 22, 2008
As Travel Costs Rise, More Meetings Go VirtualJill Smart, an Accenture executive, was skeptical the first time she stepped into her firm’s new videoconferencing room in Chicago for a meeting with a group of colleagues in London.
read moreJuly 21, 2008
Airline capacity cuts create opportunity for business jetsThe massive cutbacks in service now taking place in the U.S. airline industry mean that some customers whose needs are not being met by scheduled airlines might opt to fly privately instead.
read moreJuly 21, 2008
EU clamps down on airline faresAirlines which advertise attractive fares but add extra charges once the customer has decided to buy will be acting illegally under EU proposals.
read moreJuly 21, 2008
4 secrets to cope with airline downsizingIs your flight about to be canceled? Joshua Peterman’s was. He recently bought three Delta Air Lines tickets from Seattle to Bangkok. But a few weeks ago, Travelocity e-mailed him with word that his flights were “no longer confirmed” — a nice way of saying he had no reservations.
read moreJuly 21, 2008
BA is nation's fifth favourite brandBritish Airways has shrugged off the disastrous opening of Heathrow Terminal 5 to be named the fifth most popular brand in Britain.
read moreJuly 18, 2008
Europe's 'fragmented' air traffic control blamed for soaring costsCreating a single European air traffic control system could lead to airline’s cutting fuel consumption by up to 12%, Lufthansa claims.
read moreJuly 17, 2008
American suffers $1.4bn quarterly lossRecord fuel costs pushed American Airlines parent AMR Corporation into a net loss of $1.4 billion in the second quarter of the year.
read moreJuly 17, 2008
All Eyes on AmtrakSoaring gas prices and higher airfares are causing Americans to take a closer look at their rail system.
read moreJuly 16, 2008
Many Gadgets, One Carry-On BagThe practice of packing only one bag for air travel is gaining popularity but has drawbacks, as Jim Martin found.
read moreJuly 16, 2008
Delta and American illustrate industry problemsThe airlines' struggles with the high cost of jet fuel and the weakening economy hit home Wednesday with both the AMR Corporation, the parent of American Airlines, and Delta Air Lines reporting losses in the second quarter.
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