Articles tagged “passenger experience”

Thales is a late-comer to the U.S. market, and it's not clear that its technology is any better than what is already on the market or is planned by other companies.

Give Boeing credit for trying to innovate, but it is it really so hard to control the overhead light by pushing a button?

With American Airlines capitulating, in-flight entertainment on all three legacy carriers is now completely free. The next phase of competition will likely revolve around the quality of that content with each airline trying to out-do the other.

Gogo's new 2KU service is definitely beneficial for travelers. But will it be good for investors? Time will tell.

Airlines are in the process of radically rethinking their premium class offerings. They should not forget about the next generation of passengers.

American's international Premium Economy is a significant upgrade from standard economy -- and for a while, their best passengers will be able to try it out for free.

Do you like super fast Internet the sky? You might want to thank ViaSat, which persuaded airlines they could do better.

No one would accuse airlines of being early adopters, but some carriers are finally starting to realize the Internet of Things is here to stay.

Design firm Acumen did something no one thought possible. It created a high-density, direct-aisle access business class cabin for United Airlines. Will passengers like it? We'll find out early next year.

Flying to Europe from the east coast is almost always a pain, but Finnair may be the analgesic.