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American Airlines Executives Say Indirect Market Share Loss Has Been Recaptured

Lost corporate business was attributed to sales and NDC strategy…

Delta Begins Rollout of Delta Business Site

Tool said to ‘streamline’ corporate travel…

United To Reach 750 Flights Daily From O’Hare This Summer

Expansion comes in face of increased competition from American…

Flight Centre Travel Group Brands in 3-Year Extension of HotelHub Contract

Partnership was launched in 2021…

An Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX airplane flying high above a snow-covered mountain peak, surrounded by a sea of clouds. The aircraft features the airline’s branding, including a portrait logo on the tail and the word “Alaska” written on the fuselage. The clear blue sky provides a striking contrast to the white clouds and mountain below.

Managed Corporate Revenue at Alaska Airlines Up 9% in Q4 Over 2024

Business bookings for 2026 ‘very encouraging,’ say executives on earnings call…

United Calls Business Travel Demand ‘Pretty Amazing Right Now’

CEO on earnings call takes on American’s growth at O’Hare…

5 Travel Tech Firms To Connect to SabreMosaic

Connection unlocks NDC content from 42 airlines…

Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Remained Busiest Airport in 2025, Says OAG

Report shows all 10 busiest global airports last year at or above 2019 capacity levels…

US-Based Travel Agency Air Ticket Sales Set Record in 2025, Says ARC

Results said to show industry ‘resilience’…

United Customers Can Now Order Fresh Economy Meals in Advance

Change aims to provide more choice and ensure passengers get meals they want…

Delta Executives See Improvement in Corporate Travel

Increases are led by banking, consumer services and media…

Delta Orders 30 Boeing Dreamliners

Aircraft is new fleet type for carrier…