Business Travel News — Friday, July 24, 2026
The stories moving corporate travel today, and what each one means if you carry a quota through airports.
Hilton, Marriott Explore New Corporate Travel Connections
What's reported: The post Hilton, Marriott Explore New Corporate Travel Connections appeared first on The Company Dime . — reported by The Company Dime
Most Airlines Are Holding Back on Capacity — American Is Flying More
What's reported: American has made some capacity cuts, but they’re much more modest compared to that of its chief rivals Delta and United. Executives at the carrier said they were taking a more conservative approach to cuts due to volatility around fuel prices. — reported by Skift
American Airlines Offset Half Its Fuel Costs With Higher Fares, But Cuts Profit Outlook
What's reported: Pricing power has emerged as a major theme of second-quarter earnings as airlines look to make their pricing gains permanent. — reported by Skift
American Airlines Says Its Turnaround Is Working — Why Wall Street Isn’t Buying It Yet
What's reported: American Airlines says its turnaround is starting to work, with stronger revenue, better premium growth, and fewer missed connections. Wall Street still isn’t buying it yet because profits remain thin, costs are high, and analysts want proof that the strategy can close the gap with Delta and United. — reported by View from the Wing
Reader mistake story: The baggage tag detail that led to a denied Amex claim
What's reported: A family’s damaged baggage claim was denied after the suitcase was tagged to a child traveling on a Delta award ticket. Here’s the lesson for travelers. — reported by The Points Guy
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