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Anita Salvatore is the incoming CEO and current COO North America for Corporate Travel Management.
Anita Salvatore, new CEO of CTM North America, notches win for women in travel
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American says it has re-engaged with travel agencies, working on new incentive-based agreements.
Alienating travel agencies could cost American Airlines $1.5 billion
Southwest will redesign its cabins to add extra-legroom seats, which will encompass approximately one-third of all seats.
Southwest will adopt assigned seating and add extra-legroom seats
Hawaiian's interisland fares will once again be available in Sabre.
Hawaiian Airlines pushes NDC content live in Sabre
Focus on business travel: Putting generative AI to work
Focus on business travel: Putting generative AI to work
International SOS promotes Kate King
International SOS promotes Kate King
United Airlines said the outage impacted its computer systems and warned customers of potential flight delays.
Worldwide technology outage causing major headaches for airlines, other businesses
Despite a falling profit margin, United reported net income of $1.32 billion in Q2.
United weathers the industry overcapacity that is crushing low-cost airlines
American continues to unwind policies that put travel agencies at a disadvantage.
American Airlines' corporate rewards program now welcomes travel agency bookings
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