Articles tagged “air berlin”

Germany, with roughly 24 million seats scheduled this quarter, is now the world’s eighth largest country market, a full 32 percent smaller than it was in early 2019.

The jig was almost up for members of Air Berlin's frequent flyer program, but at the last moment, Etihad extended an olive branch.

Over in Italy, no one wants to let Alitalia go. The Italian national carrier is also bankrupt, but keeping the airline is a matter of national pride. There's no such love for Air Berlin. It'll probably disappear, and that'll be OK.

Ryanair is considering reducing its growth plans in the UK in light of the Brexit vote and now Germany is picking up some of the slack for Ryanair, which is expanding its already considerable presence there.

Having plenty of rewards seats means nothing if airlines don't make it easier for travelers to redeem their rewards points, something that's becoming harder to do as programs become more revenue-based.

Engaging images are absolutely key for travel marketing and keeping viewers' attention for longer than 10 seconds brings these companies one step closer to a sale.

Opening Berlin’s airport won’t solve all of Air Berlin’s problems, but it could boost profits and allow the low-cost airline to launch new routes. Despite the airline and airport’s demise, Berlin has become one of the most popular European destination.

Contrast and comparison is a particularly effective technique for travel ads, because it highlights what makes each culture or company unique -- the ultimate goal of any good campaign.

What appeals to one traveler might not turn on another. What’s your favorite video from this week’s roundup?