It's Time to Bid Farewell to Airlines' Paper Tickets
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By David Wethe, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas  Jun. 6--If you're one of the dwindling number of travelers using a paper ticket to get on an airplane, the airline industry has a message for you: The paper ticket's almost gone.
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By Timothy J. Gibbons, The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville  Feb. 2--Travelers leaving Jacksonville International Airport will soon  have access to new destinations -- on a new airline.
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SINGAPORE Airlines is closing the book on an ill-fated and costly bid, starting four years ago, to gain a foothold in the lucrative Australian and New Zealand markets.
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The airline's frequent fliers will soon be able to check in using text messages on cell phones. Also: Netflix and TiVo are reportedly close to a deal to let subscribers download movies.... Sony unveils a digital high-definition camcorder.... and more.
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Major U.S. airlines, facing intense  competition from low-cost carriers within the United States,  are shifting their focus to international routes as they search  for ways to drum up profits.
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Toppled by the rise of discount airlines, the average airfare paid by the nation&#39;s business travelers has fallen to what may be the lowest point ever.
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Need proof? At a time when US airlines are struggling mightily with few successes in raising fares, carriers like Continental and American are making it cheaper to fly to Latin America.
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Flight attendants hear more complaints about the decline of airline service than they can remember. But what about the decline of passenger behavior?
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I was traveling on Southwest Airlines a couple of days ago.  It  was kind of weird.  Seemingly, they have implemented a new corporate  policy.
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NEW YORK - On June 1, the industry association that handles ticketing for most major airlines will stop issuing paper tickets. Some small regional or foreign airlines will continue issuing paper tickets, but they'll be few and far between.
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BBC News Online looks at what rights passengers have if their holidays or flights are cancelled.
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The industry faces upheaval as finances worsen and low-cost carriers gain ground.
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The global airlines body IATA said on  Monday it had placed its last order for paper tickets, clearing  the way for air travel to be based entirely on electronic  ticketing from June 1 next year.
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American Airlines might change the way it sets fares and restore more aircraft seats that were removed to increase leg room, as the world&#39;s largest carrier tries to stem losses.
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Every night, millions of cashed checks fly around the country, headed for their home bank. Starting Thursday, technology will begin grounding many of those flights.
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It may be time to wave goodbye to some of those discount fares. If Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines complete a merger to form the largest U.S. airline, travelers can expect fewer deals and higher fares on some remote routes.
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The signs of misery filled Reagan National Airport yesterday: in the piles of luggage left over from holiday flights, the hour-long lines at ticket counters, the forlorn look