Articles tagged “business travel”

Economic uncertainty brought on by mass layoffs in the federal government and the threat of tariffs are leading more airlines to revise their first-quarter forecasts.

This huge change to the Southwest business model upturns decades of unique market positioning — it’s a high-risk bet.

Delta is the first U.S. airline to revise its outlook following fears that the U.S. may hit an economic soft patch.

There’s been a fair amount of activity in the corporate travel and expense management world as companies look to capitalize on a largely untapped market. 

Best known as the parent company behind British Airways, IAG’s sphere of influence stretches far beyond the UK. Here are 10 must-know nuggets from Friday’s full-year earnings call.

Once the preserve of the most frequent of flyers, many airport lounges have gone mainstream. BA is working to bring back a sense of elegance with Seattle the latest in a series of new-look spaces.

Apart from the weakness of CWT, one of the most interesting things in the UK regulator's report is the rise of CTM and Navan. Even Spotnana and Kayak apparently had some substantial wins.

All of the sudden, the deal is showing some life. If the UK ultimately approves it next month, the acquisition would still have to get past a Department of Justice lawsuit seeking to kill it.

The UK's aviation industry could be flying into a sustainable aviation fuel supply crisis without a solid plan to ramp up production.

IHG's latest franchising deal underscores how there's distribution pressure on independent hotel brands to join forces with the largest hotel groups.