Airlines are about trust, loyalty, safety. Not just in the air, inflight, but on the ground – and increasingly on the ground before and after
What will airlines be focussing on this year? Protecting passenger data will become a major topic. The EU directive General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which
Air Canada’s B787 business class seat[/caption]Air Canada is offering more inflight entertainment options to passengers as it expands its international network from Vancouver. The new
Concern is growing that the USA Department of Homeland Security might impose a ban on passenger electronic devices in the cabin on flights from Europe
Around 20,000 delegates including at least a thousand airline representatives and over 500 exhibitors are about to descend on Hamburg in Germany for the leading
Qantas will open a new domestic business class lounge in Brisbane this month. The quality of services and amenities in the lounge ‘raises the bar
Polaris means the North Star or Pole Star – and that is how United Airlines sees its latest business class seat. Presented to a packed
The time has finally arrived when passengers can use onboard inflight wi-fi in the European shorthaul market, thanks to a partnership between Lufthansa and Inmarsat
More smartwatch apps to come from airlines following successful launches on Easyjet and KLM in 2015 3D digital content to become more available as immersive
Norwegian Air Shuttle (NAS) has launched new trials in live inflight tv on additional routes. The Oslo-based low cost carrier has launched live–real-time tv via
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