Pakistan International Airlines

Pakistan airline to pledge New York, Paris hotels to raise cash

Pakistan International Airlines Corp., on course for a fourth straight annual loss, plans to raise 30 billion rupees ($379 million) by pledging two hotels as it struggles to raise funds amid the credi

Aerolineas Argentinas

Argentina airline takeover drains cash

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Argentina's nationalization of a struggling, Spanish-owned airline brings costly responsibilities that could drain public resources and force fare hikes unless oil prices fal

Hand Over Your Plastic Instead

Southwest Airlines wants you to keep your cash

DALLAS, TX (September 2, 2008) - Southwest Airlines wants you to keep your cash ... and hand over your plastic!

Buying airfares: When cash is not king

If you have the choice, it's best to stick to plastic

Cash is king, the saying goes. As if to convince us of this, a press release came across my desk this week touting the ease of wiring cash to airlines to buy plane tickets.

FIJI

Sugar city loses appeal

LOCATED on the western side of Viti Levu, Lautoka is ideally known for its reliance on the sugar industry.

Cash No Longer Accepted

Alaska Airlines offers customers convenience of a cashless cabin

Passengers on Alaska Airlines flights soon will no longer need to hunt for cash to pay for onboard purchases.

Airlines' Cash Reserves May Not Last Long

Cash and time are running short for many airlines

ATLANTA — Airlines are cutting U.S. flights, shedding employees, putting off plane orders and even talking about combinations.

But with cash bleeding fast, fuel prices high and credit tight, nothing they do may be able to stop several major airlines' return flight toward bankruptcy, and possibly liquidation.

Abu Dhabi To Focus On "Five-Star Travellers"

No competition with Dubai for tourism cash - Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi is not looking to compete with Dubai for tourism revenue, the chairman of Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority (ADTA) has said on Sunday.

Sheikh Sultan bin Tahnoun Al Nahyan said Abu Dhabi was focused on attracting "five-star travellers" and would not target the mass tourism market.