Southwest CEO sees no return of business travelers
AP - Wed Dec 9, 12:11 pm ETThe CEO of Southwest Airlines says business travel is still slow and he doesn't expect it to improve next year either.
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The CEO of Southwest Airlines says business travel is still slow and he doesn't expect it to improve next year either.
Also: Business travel is looking up, and $40 flights to India were just a British Airways typo. The growing army of self-serve kiosk computers at the nation's airports never sleeps, never complains and works fast. And today the machines are being asked to do more than ever.
"Up in the Air" seems cleared for a smooth takeoff. Funny and moving, the film -- which has some interesting connections to metro Detroit -- is being praised for its timeliness.
Dec. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Grand Korea Leisure Co. , which has the biggest market share of the country’s casinos catering to foreigners, forecasts profit will rise 10 percent next year as it targets business travelers and medical tourists.
Dec. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Grand Korea Leisure Co. , which has the biggest market share of the country’s casinos catering to foreigners, forecasts profit will rise 10 percent next year as it targets business travelers and medical tourists.
Southwest Airlines Co. said Friday that November traffic jumped 11.7 percent over the same month last year, when recession and shock waves in the financial industry were hurting business travel.
Southwest Airlines Co. said Friday that November traffic jumped 11.7 percent over the same month last year, when recession and shock waves in the financial industry were hurting business travel.
CHARLESTON, S.C. — Discount airline AirTran has pulled out of a major South Carolina airport, citing a lack of business travelers.
DALLAS (AP) — Southwest Airlines Co. said Friday that November traffic jumped 11.7 percent over the same month last year, when recession and shock waves in the financial industry were hurting business travel.
Southwest Airlines Co. said Friday that November traffic jumped 11.7 percent over the same month last year, when recession and shock waves in the financial industry were hurting business travel.
Though airlines are silent on membership and qualifications, several maintain programs that operate as "top tiers" to frequent-flier plans.