Articles tagged “supply chains”

Airlines

Paris Airshow Returns With Billions of Dollars in Aircraft Orders

The airline industry still has a long way to go to make a complete recovery from the pandemic, but the Paris Airshow did offer signs of optimism for its biggest players.

Tim Hepher, Joanna Plucinska, Allison Lampert and Valerie Insinna, Reuters | 6 months ago

Paris Airshow Returns With Billions of Dollars in Aircraft Orders

Airlines

Indigo CEO on Big Planes, Bigger Plans and a Potential Loyalty Program

Recognizing Indian low-cost carrier Indigo's achievement of flying 86 million passengers in 2023 fiscal, CEO Pieter Elbers acknowledges that customer choice plays a vital role in achieving such remarkable numbers. No wonder, Indigo thinks it's now time to implement a loyalty program to help attract and retain customers.

Peden Doma Bhutia | 6 months ago

Indigo CEO on Big Planes, Bigger Plans and a Potential Loyalty Program

Startups

Cabify Raises $66 Million for Spanish Rideshare Platform

The startups this week cover a wide range of industries: rideshare, hospitality buying, audio entertainment, hotel restaurant reservations, business travel planning, and travel insurtech.

Justin Dawes | 8 months ago

Cabify Raises $66 Million for Spanish Rideshare Platform

Tourism

Busting Myths About Deglobalization and What It Means For Travel

Parag Khanna believes we’re in the early post-Covid phase of a five to 10-year process, where our passports will matter less than our credentials. Read a recap here of his recent talk with Skift CEO Rafat Ali.

Sherry Sun | 9 months ago

Busting Myths About Deglobalization and What It Means For Travel

Airline Weekly

Airbus, Boeing Production Delays Will Hold Back Airline Growth in 2023

As if the airline didn't industry didn't have enough issues to deal with this year.

10 months ago
Airbus, Boeing Production Delays Will Hold Back Airline Growth in 2023

Airlines

Aviation’s Endless Hangover

Demand to fly is off the charts, but airlines are besieged with longtime issues and a bunch of new ones that have come to roost at the same time, never mind the lingering pandemic drag.

David Shepardson, Reuters | 1 year ago

Aviation’s Endless Hangover