Articles tagged “delta air lines”

The airports-as-destinations trends is great for flyers who have better food and retail options, for cities who can show off their culture, and airports who strive to increase shopping revenues.

Under the new technology agreement, Travelport keeps hosting the Delta platform in their joint data center in Atlanta, and the airline gets more control of intellectual property and its data.

Virgin and Delta have a fifth of the available gates at Love Field, while Southwest retains everything else. It's interesting when Delta is the little guy.

Airlines are targeting in-flight sales as the next big revenue driver, but first better tech is needed to tailor product offerings to certain passengers and increase the likelihood of purchase.

Delta is looking to re-engage distracted readers by serving up more videos and content targeted to both business and leisure mindsets.

Tourism Australia is trying to create a sense of urgency in travelers pushing off a trip to Australia. The campaign will succeed for those that win a trip, but for others still wary of the journey, it'd be smart to raise awareness of the cost and length of such a trip.

It is rare that CEOs of airlines talk about their digital efforts in so much granular detail at investor conferences, so it is informative to hear Anderson's words around mobile and in-flight wi-fi.

International traffic, whether by U.S. domestic carriers or foreign airlines flying into and out of the U.S., was the biggest gainer in the annual BTS passenger roundup.

For now, most of these programs by airlines are meant to show how innovative and startup-friendly they are. Long term, will it bring them any benefits on improving their own services? Or getting more loyalty from the next generation of travelers?

We like JetBlue's spunk here.