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Articles tagged “sas”

Airlines

Plastics in Airline Catering Raise Questions About Carbon Emissions

Airlines have a love-hate relationship with plastics, especially when it comes to food and beverage. Plastics pose a serious environmental threat, but at the same time they're lightweight and thereby help reduce carbon emissions. Can carriers tackle both of these problems at once?

Sarah Enelow-Snyder, Skift | 5 years ago

Plastics in Airline Catering Raise Questions About Carbon Emissions

Airlines

The Anti-Flying Movement Is Slowly Starting to Hurt European Airlines

A lot of people feel guilty about flying, but the number prepared to give it up is still pretty small. That's not to say it can't grow, especially as climate change becomes more of a priority. Should we all have the right to cheap flights, even if they are helping to destroy the planet?

Patrick Whyte, Skift | 5 years ago

The Anti-Flying Movement Is Slowly Starting to Hurt European Airlines

Airlines

Brexit’s Ripple Effects Worry Scandinavian Airline SAS

It's not just UK airlines that are concerned about Brexit. An acrimonious departure could create uncertainty all over Europe.

Patrick Whyte, Skift | 5 years ago

Brexit’s Ripple Effects Worry Scandinavian Airline SAS

Airlines

Ryanair Plans to Capitalize on Norwegian’s Problems

With Norwegian and others out of the way, Ryanair would have access to more pilots and probably be able to reduce its aircraft costs.

Patrick Whyte, Skift | 6 years ago

Ryanair Plans to Capitalize on Norwegian’s Problems

Airlines

Ryanair Finds One Benefit to Union Recognition

Ryanair might not have wanted to accept unionization, but one of the consequences could be growth at airports it had previously shunned.

Skift, Patrick Whyte | 6 years ago

Ryanair Finds One Benefit to Union Recognition

Airlines

SAS Strives to Fulfill Passenger Dreams and Its Own With Experiences Program for Elite Flyers

We're not surprised SAS frequent flyers love to take trips with the airline's head chef, though we're impressed the airline found 20 takers willing to spend $5,000 a piece (plus 100,000 points) for a five-day trip to Japan.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 7 years ago

SAS Strives to Fulfill Passenger Dreams and Its Own With Experiences Program for Elite Flyers

Airlines

Why Scandinavia’s SAS Is Creating a New Airline With the Same Name in Ireland

To the average flyer this makes little sense. Why would a Scandinavian airline build a new airline with the same name in Ireland? But many consumers expect to pay 30 or 35 Euros to fly from Copenhagen to London. If an airline is going to offer those prices, it needs to control costs.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 7 years ago

Airlines

Foreign Airline CEOs Say They See No Trump Slump on U.S. Routes

It's amazing how resilient U.S. tourism is. Europeans flock to America during the summer, and while anecdotal evidence suggests some travelers may be altering their plans because of politics, many airlines say they're having no trouble filling seats.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 7 years ago

Airlines

SAS CEO Says He Wants Real Digital Change at Airlines, Not ‘Lipstick on a Pig’

Gustafson believes Danes and Swedes will need to catch up with their automation-loving Norwegian counterparts, but, in our experience, all of Europe is reaping the benefits of a strong focus on digital.

Marisa Garcia, Skift | 8 years ago

SAS CEO Says He Wants Real Digital Change at Airlines, Not ‘Lipstick on a Pig’

Airlines

Scandinavian Airlines’ Focus on Cheap Fuel and Business Travel Brings It Profits

It's success building loyalty is one of the best signs here.

Kari Lundgren, Bloomberg | 8 years ago

Scandinavian Airlines’ Focus on Cheap Fuel and Business Travel Brings It Profits