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Business Travel Trend Report.

Subjects: BUSINESS travel; BUSINESS travelers; MOBILE apps

  • Source: Fortune; 9/22/2014, Vol. 170 Issue 4, p36-40, 4p, 20 Color Photographs

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THE WORSENING AIR TRAVEL MESS With the number of passengers and flights steadily growing, the system is bumping up against its physical limits. The result: more hassles, deteriorating service, and an ominous increase in near misses. If bad weather ...

Subjects: AIR travel; AIRLINE industry; AIR traffic controlUNITED States

  • Source: Fortune; 7/7/1986, Vol. 114 Issue 1, p50, 5p

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SMART WAYS TO CUT TRAVEL COSTS Companies that force employees to fly Chapter 11 Airlines and stay at Motel 0 are on the wrong track. The trick is to save money without making travel more of a hassle.

Subjects: TRAVEL agentsAMERICAN Express Co.

  • Source: Fortune; 6/3/1991, Vol. 123 Issue 11, p79, 3p

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Travel costs soar on pinstripe wings.

Subjects: FINANCIAL performance; BUSINESS travel costs; EMPLOYEES

  • Source: Fortune; 4/11/1988, Vol. 117 Issue 8, p8, 1p

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A Hot Ground-Based Air Travel Play.

Subjects: STOCK prices; AIR travelAAR Corp.

  • Source: Fortune; 7/21/1986, Vol. 114 Issue 2, p112, 1p

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Airports: the Dark Side of the Travel Boom.

Subjects: AIRPORT terminals; COMMERCIAL aeronautics passenger traffic; AIR travel

  • Source: Fortune; 12/4/1978, Vol. 98 Issue 11, p100-100, 1p

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What Jet Travel Does to Your Metabolic Clock.

Subjects: CIRCADIAN rhythms; AIR travel; FATIGUE (Physiology)

  • Source: Fortune; Nov1963, Vol. 68 Issue 5, p160-160, 1p

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AIRPORT 2000 -- A HORROR STORY? You know all about delayed flights, gridlocked runways, crowded terminals. You haven't seen anything yet. Only a burst of building can head off more trouble.

Subjects: AIR travel; AIRLINE industry; TWENTIETH centuryUNITED States

  • Source: Fortune; 6/18/1990, Vol. 121 Issue 14, p104, 5p

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HOW TOP MANAGERS MANAGE THEIR TIME The best executives know how to choose priorities, make a schedule, and get the most out of meetings and travel. Two musts: a car phone and a good secretary.

Subjects: EXECUTIVES; INDUSTRIAL management; TWENTIETH centuryCANION, Rod

  • Source: Fortune; 6/4/1990, Vol. 121 Issue 13, p250, 6p

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HOW SAFE ARE YOU IN THE AIR? Terrorists and an aging fleet of aircraft threaten the industry's impressive safety record. Maintaining safety in the air and security on the ground will get costly.

Subjects: AIR travel; AIRCRAFT accidents; COUNTERTERRORISM policyUNITED States

  • Source: Fortune; 5/22/1989, Vol. 119 Issue 11, p75, 6p

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