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The number of passengers traveling in international premium cabins grew by nearly 9 percent year over year in March
according to data released this week by the International Air Transport Association. While the impact of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan and the political uprisings in the Middle East curtailed premium volumes in March 2011 and therefore "exaggerated" the gains this year, IATA indicated that
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Travel Category Management: A Continuous Process At First Data
… communicating with their direct reports. Reports detail year - over - year performance as well as goals for each unit and metric ..... of the program thus far is "double-digit cost savings year over year and cost avoidance as well," she said. "We have more …
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White House Orders Deeper Federal Travel Cuts, New Meetings Policies
… of conferences and increasing the use of videoconference technology." Such efforts have contributed to $280 million in year - over - year savings in the first three months this year, according to OMB. Hansen said USTA would continue to address both the OMB …
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Total U.S. travel agency air transactions processed through ARC in April 2012 decreased by 0.4 percent year over year
… situation was reversed for international flights as transactions rose by 4 percent while fare sales dropped 0.9 percent. ARC also reported that total passenger segments for the first four months of 2012 increased 0.9 percent year over year .
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GDS industry bookings in April kept up a 4.6 percent year - over - year rate of increase enjoyed during the first quarter
but April growth in the Americas was more sluggish at under 1 percent, according to Travelport executives. The officials were speaking with analysts about Travelport's March quarter results, including a 3.5 percent increase in Americas segments booked. Europe fell 1.9 percent and the company's
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The General Services Administration's $1.5 billion, 15-year ETS2 contract will be awarded in June, Concur chairman and CEO Steve Singh estimated
… March quarter results, including revenue of $108.4 million. That came in at 28 percent higher than a year earlier, the company's "highest year - over - year growth rate since the beginning of the recession," CFO Frank Pelzer said.
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Pegasus: March Global GDS Hotel Bookings Decrease While Rates Increase
… GDS bookings in North America in March were down 9 percent year over year . Rates, however, were up 6.5 percent in March and increased ..... in were made following strong growth in March 2011, when year - over - year bookings were up 25 percent globally, 20 percent in North America …
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United Continental Holdings reported a $448 million net loss for the first quarter
… percent to $271.76. Chief revenue officer Jim Compton during the carrier's earnings call said corporate revenues increased 10 percent year over year , with average corporate yield, a representation of average fare per mile, up 4 percent.
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JetBlue Airways reported a $30 million first-quarter net profit, up from $3 million for the first three months of 2011
… average quarterly one-way fare increased 6 percent year over year to $159.93, the carrier's "highest quarterly average ..... First-quarter passenger unit revenue grew 8 percent year over year on a 12 percent increase in capacity.
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Airlines 'Rebuilding Fences' For Airfares In Strong Demand Environment
… resistance to fare increases, we made some progress on the other side of the fare equation." The airline posted solid year - over - year revenue metrics, including a 10 percent increase in consolidated passenger revenue to $7.2 billion, a 9 percent improvement …
