Articles tagged “etihad”

The world’s soon-to-be largest airline will be able to leverage its size to develop meaningful connections with the Middle Eastern carriers that will aid its flyers and further consolidate the shrinking aviation industry.

Jet Airways will need to quickly find an experienced airline executive as the Indian carrier faces increasing pressure from Etihad’s board and AirAsia’s new Indian venture.

Great long story on the way these big Gulf carriers are changing the world, and how pivotal 2012 was to the future of aviation.

The JAT partnership is the quintessential move from Etihad; the Gulf carrier snaps ups pieces of struggling airlines to expand its reach while avoiding formal alliances, to the benefit of both airlines.

To be honest, Etihad has already done a significant job redrawing the world's new trade routes and serving as a model for how an airline can be successful by competing on something other than price.

Walsh outlines a bleak future for the UK, one in which the next billion tourists to traverse the globe skip over the island in favor of destinations with better access and easier entry.

10 years to an almost billion dollar a quarter company.

Etihad isn't just dipping its toes in with this: Daily service is one big splash that reminds the U.S. market that Etihad isn't going into this gently.

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.

While Europe's worried about expanding their old airports, airlines in Gulf region are building whole global interchanges of the future.