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Articles tagged “air travel”

News Blog

IDEAS: JetBlue to Offer Non-Alcoholic Beer on Flights, a U.S. First

JetBlue is set to become the first major U.S. airline to sell non-alcoholic beer during domestic flights thanks to a new partnership with Athletic Brewing Company.  From May 2023, JetBlue flyers will be able to purchase Athletic Brewing's non-alcoholic offering ‘Upside Dawn’ at 35,000 feet, aligning with JetBlue’s continued commitment to provide customers with ‘high-quality,…

Adam Stacey | 12 months ago

News Blog

IDEAS: flydubai Redesigns Their Single-Aisle Business Class Experience

flydubai has unveiled the latest evolution in its premium business class offering, 'The Business suite', which is set to be introduced on select flights within its network. The Dubai-based carrier is the launch customer for this brand-new seat, having worked in close collaboration with Safran Seats, a leading manufacturer of aircraft seats and JPA Design,…

Adam Stacey | 1 year ago

Airlines

Airlines’ Jet Buying Spree Comes With Risks

Even though Airbus and Boeing are having trouble delivering planes from pre-pandemic orders, airlines are still placing huge new orders worth billions. It's hard to say whether this will pay off for the airlines in the long run as they're betting on a surge in demand for air travel in the future.

Tim Hepher, Reuters | 1 year ago

Airlines’ Jet Buying Spree Comes With Risks

Airlines

Dubai Airport Passenger Traffic Is Short of Full Recovery

Dubai's tourism sector might have the vision of making the emirate the most visited and re-visited destination, but for now its passenger traffic numbers are falling just shy of 2019 pre-pandemic levels.

Reuters | 1 year ago

Dubai Airport Passenger Traffic Is Short of Full Recovery

News Blog

IDEAS: Virgin Atlantic Launches New In-Flight Pack For Younger Travelers

Virgin Atlantic is launching a new on-board activity pack and meal selection for its younger traveler's this summer. Younger guests departing from UK airports will receive their packs at the departure gate, and will include sunglasses, a sensory poppit toy, a holiday journal and an activity book with a selection of colored pencils, all created…

Adam Stacey | 1 year ago

Tourism

India Daily: Domestic Airline Market Is Leader in Passenger Load Factor

While India places record aircraft orders, the delay in aircraft deliveries due to supply chain snags could mar the growth potential of the Indian aviation market.

Amrita Ghosh | 1 year ago

India Daily: Domestic Airline Market Is Leader in Passenger Load Factor

News Blog

Dutch Trade Bodies, Citizens Oppose Cap on Flights to Schiphol Airport

Businesses, community activists and trade bodies in the Netherlands have come together to launch campaign ‘Red Schiphol,’ in response to Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport’s move to set a cap on the number of flights going in and out of the airport. In June last year, the Schiphol Airport set a cap on the number of passengers…

Srividya Kalyanaraman | 1 year ago
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Airlines

Uncovering the True Value of Omnichannel Retailing and Servicing for Airlines

Corporate travel doesn’t have to be cumbersome. As business travelers return to the skies with different routines and heightened expectations, airlines and travel managers can deliver a more seamless experience by adopting an omnichannel approach.

Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC) + Skift | 2 years ago

Uncovering the True Value of Omnichannel Retailing and Servicing for Airlines
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Airlines

5 Digital Transformation Strategies to Improve the Air Travel Experience

By working with technology partners who understand the underlying systems required to solve digital transformation issues across large, complex, enterprise organizations, airlines can feel confident improving operational efficiency, profitability, and customer satisfaction.

IBM + Skift | 2 years ago

5 Digital Transformation Strategies to Improve the Air Travel Experience

Travel Agents

One-Way Airplane Ticket Sales Are Way Up — Here’s Why

Travel advisors don't love booking one-way flights for customers due to the additional work it entails. But the practice will continue to boom if airfares don't drop and airlines don't expand their flight schedules.

Rashaad Jorden | 2 years ago

One-Way Airplane Ticket Sales Are Way Up — Here’s Why