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Articles tagged “airlines”

Hotels

Hotel Industry Gets Fee-Happy With Nightly Charges for Non-Smoking Rooms

So much for the guest experience. Paying fees, one shouldn't forget, is part of the experience too.

Hotel Industry Gets Fee-Happy With Nightly Charges for Non-Smoking Rooms

Airlines

Upselling Is Killing the Airline Industry One Bad Economy Seat at a Time

By crushing passengers knees, airlines might just be shooting themselves in the foot.

Upselling Is Killing the Airline Industry One Bad Economy Seat at a Time

Tourism

Scheduled Airline Service to Cuba Could Be in Place Before the End of 2015

The resumption of scheduled air service between the U.S. and Cuba is certainly not a done deal as the Obama administration hopes to carry out an end-run around probable Congressional opposition.

Scheduled Airline Service to Cuba Could Be in Place Before the End of 2015

SkiftX

The Next Great Untapped Airline Fee Is Getting off the Plane First

Deplaning early is a silly, impractical idea. But are we getting to the point that airlines are going to add a fee to have a charging station at your seat? Affirmative.

The Next Great Untapped Airline Fee Is Getting off the Plane First

Media and PR

The Secret to a Successful Airline Customer Service Twitter Account

Travel brands that have separate Twitter accounts to handle customer inquiries should take a step back and reassess their strategy to determine whether it's the most effective use of their resources.

The Secret to a Successful Airline Customer Service Twitter Account

Online Travel

Mobile Users Aren’t Accepting All the Hype About Airline and Hotel Apps

While some airlines and hotels talk up how much they are investing in technology and mobile, in particular, the users of some of their apps are giving them a big thumbs-down.

Mobile Users Aren’t Accepting All the Hype About Airline and Hotel Apps

Airlines

Airlines Look to Beacons to Improve Their Internet of Things Infrastructure

As the use of beacons to connect with customers becomes commonplace in other areas of life, such as retail, aviation will have an easier time making passengers comfortable with these exchanges. The trick is data exchange with airports, and between airlines. The commercial and strategic value of the Big Data airlines gather about us at various stages of the journey makes them loathe to share too much.

Airlines Look to Beacons to Improve Their Internet of Things Infrastructure

Airlines

U.S. Airlines Lead the World in Ancillary Revenue as Total Tops $38 Billion in 2014

You would think with all the fees and the lower taxes the airlines are paying in the U.S. that they wouldn't have to spend their time colluding on prices.

Airlines

What It Will Take to Get Airport Curb-Side to Gate in 10 Minutes

With the advanced biometric and baggage scanning technologies available, someone should look into fully automating the security screening process. It could prove more reliable than some of today’s people-based systems. We’re thinking of you, TSA.

What It Will Take to Get Airport Curb-Side to Gate in 10 Minutes

Airlines

KLM’s New App Wants to Know You Better Than You Know Yourself

Some suggest there are too many airline and airport apps. Maybe yes. But with its easy bookings functionality, this new KLM app is a keeper.

KLM’s New App Wants to Know You Better Than You Know Yourself