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What 40 Years of Technology Have Looked Like for Travel | Business Travel News
SAP's Ralph Colunga, a Business Travel Hall of Famer and a former BTN Travel Manager of the Year, is preparing for retirement after spending the past four decades in the business world, most of it in the travel industry. Acknowledging this impending change has resulted in a lot of reflection for him. 
American, JetBlue Take Next Steps to Dismantle NEA | Business Travel News
American Airlines and JetBlue have taken the next steps to wind down their Northeast Alliance, the carriers announced Friday. The dismantling comes after JetBlue last week announced it would not appeal the May 19 ruling by the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts requiring the agreement to end.  
AltoVita Grows with New Curated Accommodation Platform | Business Travel News
Corporate accommodation platform AltoVita has expanded its network to include 7 million units across 35,000 global locations via a new curated accommodation platform that includes both hotels and extended-stay lodging, including serviced apartments, aparthotels and vacation homes.  
In Reversal, Court to Allow Gov't to Limit Schiphol Flights | Business Travel News
A Netherlands court has reversed an April decision and will let the Dutch government reduce the number of flights allowed at Schiphol Airport in order to reduce noise, according to a Friday filing with the Amsterdam Court of Appeal.  
CWT's Vournakis Sees 'Congruence' in Working with Spotnana | Business Travel News
CWT in recent weeks announced a "strategic partnership" with travel technology supplier Spotnana to make its tech stack available to the travel management company's customers. CWT chief customer officer Nick Vournakis spoke with BTN's Michael B. Baker during the recent Business Travel Show in London about CWT's strategy in driving that partnership as well as where the travel recovery stands and CWT's progress in pushing a new pricing model. 
DOT: April U.S. Flights Down, Cancellations Up from March | Business Travel News
April U.S. flight operations for the 10 reporting carriers were up 3.4 percent year over year to nearly 567,900 but were down 3.6 percent from March 2023, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation Air Travel Consumer Report, released Thursday.   
Decentralized Network Travlr ID Wins BTS Europe Innovation Faceoff | Business Travel News
Judges at the Business Travel Show's Innovation Faceoff selected traveler identity network Travlr ID as the winning technology, calling it a potential game-changer for "a long-standing issue and legacy pain" in the travel industry.