GSA Hands One-Year Contracts To 11 Airlines
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) handed $2 billion in one-year contracts to 11 carriers that start Oct. 1. GSA estimates it will pay about 65% of the cost of full fares, which should equate to $3.6 billion in savings for fiscal 2007. United is garnering the highest amount from GSA at...
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