Newsletters and Press Releases

Keeping you informed of current industry news and trends is part of helping you manage travel. AAA Corporate Travel publishes a weekly newsletter that highlights the latest news in industry. To view the latest edition of the newsletter, click on the link with the most recent date. Past issues are also available and referenced by date.

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08/06/2010
  • BWI fares among nation's cheapest; Dulles ranks as seventh most costly
  • Analysis: Business travel rise spurs hotels to seek rate hikes
  • American issues new iPhone app
  • Delta details service expansion from NYC, DCA
  • The Boston - Philadelphia commute will be faster beginning August 16
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07/30/2010
  • Registered Traveler to re-launch in Indianapolis
  • AA, JetBlue will add frequent flyer benefits to interline partnership
  • Enterprise will test viability of electric rental cars
  • House bill would bar new local taxes on car rentals
  • Full-body scanners coming to 28 airports
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07/09/2010
  • Regarding TSA – Secure Flight Passenger Data
  • Airlines play the no-fault card
  • UPS debuts a new "luggage box" for shipping or schlepping
  • This is a Motel 6?
  • New AAA Corporate Travel agents
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07/02/2010
  • TSA’s Secure Flight program faces some challenges
  • New schedule of passport fees to take effect on July 13, 2010
  • Delta, US Airways drop New York-Washington asset swap
  • Delta service reductions
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06/11/2010
  • Secure Flight: A major aviation security milestone
  • Delta, Frontier ease up on certain fees
  • Top 10 free travel apps
  • ATL on-airport parking rates to increase July 1
  • Marriott rates rise for the first time since 2008Easy, convenient way to fly to NYC
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06/04/2010
  • Americans abroad run into trouble using credit cards
  • Iceland’s troublesome volcano calms down
  • US pressures airlines over passenger bumping, fees
  • AAA Allied Group teams with TripIt
  • Redeem your Delta miles with no award redemption fees
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05/14/2010
  • Easy, convenient way to fly to NYC
  • Registered Traveler program iQueue opens in Indianapolis
  • Airport and airline update
  • Frontier Airlines to let small pets in the cabin for a fee
  • Delta to extend New York presence
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04/30/2010
  • What you should know about new tarmac rules
  • Southwest Air fined $200,000 for passenger bumping
  • United, Continental could announce merger on Monday
  • Six carriers rule out carry-on bag fees
  • Growing passenger demand pushes up the cost of US air travel
  • Alaska, Horizon revise passenger fees
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04/16/2010
  • Volcano eruption halts Europe flights
  • Delta introduces Sky Priority
  • American expands online check-in to international flights
  • Is shipping cheaper than airline bag fees?
  • Best Western International awarded “Travel Partner of the Year” by AAA
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03/26/2010
  • Travel warning for Mexico
  • Delta to cut 840 jobs, vacate airport’s Concourse A
  • Delta plans LGA-ORD shuttle; JetBlue doubles JFK-LAX schedule
  • Continental: No more free lunch
  • United debuts paperless boarding passes
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03/12/2010
  • Continental will offer extra legroom at check-in for a price
  • American Airlines attendants move toward strike
  • Midwest, Frontier identities any change to a new single brand
  • International airline briefs
  • Runway closure could bring delays to JFK
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03/01/2010
  • Southwest CEO: No-bag fee policy here to stay, codeshares ‘perhaps by 2011’
  • Deployment of body scanners starts as new objections surface
  • American Eagle will put first class seats into CRJ-700s
  • US carrier’ revenues finally turn upward
  • Alaska Airlines sings on with Gogo in-flight Internet
  • Oneworld alliance set to add India’s Kingfisher Airlines
  • British Airways faces another strike threat
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01/29/2010
  • AAA Corporate Travel is going strong
  • CVG adds 6th airline in May
  • Lodging experts see U.S. hotel rates falling in ‘10
  • Airlines brace for Kennedy runway closure
  • CVG fares now highest in US
  • Passenger train goes into operation at Dulles airport
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01/22/2010
  • Airport CEO:  Name your price, Delta
  • One carry-on item allowed for flights to the United States
  • American Airlines announces changes to checked bag charges
  • Air France tells obese fliers to buy second seat, will refund if flight isn’t full
  • Ryanair continues to contemplate additional fees
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01/15/2010
  • What you need to know about latest airport security rules
  • TSA plan skips many checkpoints
  • Continental raising domestic baggage fees
  • United Airlines matches baggage fee increases
  • Car rental prices buck trend: rates went up last year
  • Amtrak to add Wi-Fi to some trains, free for now
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01/08/2010
  • U.S. lowers threshold for inclusion on no-fly lists
  • The merger of Delta SkyBonus and Northwest Biz Perks & What to Expect
  • Air security concerns prompt longer wait times, carry-on restrictions
  • Delta changes bag fees for domestic, Canada flights
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