US sets $28 fee to vet travelers for flier program
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The U.S. government said on Friday it will charge $28 annually to process background checks on each airline passenger who joins a privately run traveler registry aimed at speeding the trip through airport security.
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Most U.S. airlines, trying to offset  record high jet fuel prices, have boosted air fares in North  America by as much as $10 on round-trip flights.
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The Transportation Security Administration said yesterday that it expanded a program to conduct security checks that could affect more than 100,000 foreign students seeking flight training in the United States and U.S. certified pilots who are noncitizens.
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The U.S. government wants airlines  to turn over information on the millions of people who traveled  in June to test a new system for identifying passengers who may  pose a security risk, officials said on Tuesday.
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US Airways announced plans Tuesday to cut $45 million a year in pay and benefits to roughly 3,700 management employees, a move the airline hopes will convince its union employees to collectively accept $950 million in annual cost cuts.
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WASHINGTON -- Two major airlines were fined $300 million apiece Thursday after admitting they conspired to fix prices on international flights and agreeing to help prosecutors investigate other airlines.
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Travel: Â· Passengers could pay Â£50 more, says watchdog Â· Airline aims to price bags out of aircraft holds
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US Airways&#39; (UAIRQ:OTC BB - news - research) passenger service employees approved a package of concessions estimated to save the airline about $137 million a year.
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Most U.S. airlines, trying to offset record high jet fuel prices, have boosted air fares in North America by as much as &#36;10 on round-trip flights.
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Boeing Co.  said on Thursday it  will take up to &#36;1.1 billion in charges to cover the costs of  two delayed surveillance aircraft contracts and the previously  announced settlement of U.S. government investigations into its  defense unit.
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WASHINGTON -- Everyone who took a commercial flight within the United States in June will have travel information turned over to the government so it can test a new system for identifying potential terrorists, federal officials announced yesterday.
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The Justice Department is being asked to investigate new Northwest Airlines fees that added $7.50 to the cost of a round-trip ticket purchased through systems used by travel agents.
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NEW YORK, December 24  - The customer service and reservation agents of US Airways Group (USG.FSE) have agreed to a 13% pay cut and the elimination of some jobs to help the company generate annual cost savings of $137 million and avoid
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American Airlines last week extended the window for confirmed passengers switching domestic and Caribbean flights from three hours to 12. Now, passengers holding a confirmed seat can switch, for $25, to a confirmed seat on another flight up to 12 hours earlier or later and not worry about flying standby.
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The US government wants airlines to turn over information on more than a million people who traveled in June to test a new system for identifying passengers who may pose a security risk, officials said on Tuesday.
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Continental Airlines Inc. expects to take &#36;19 million in fourth-quarter charges for future lease payments and return conditions for aircraft retirements, the No. 5 U.S. airline said in a filing on Friday.
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Registered Traveler basically lets fliers pay $100 to jump to the head of the security line. Feel safer yet? In 27B Stroke 6.