Luthansa, Austrian launch SKYdeals "shoppertainment" platform
The future of in-flight shopping is digital. And it will consume passengers' attention throughout a flight. This is the hope of marketers everywhere and the...
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Deutsche Telekom expands free GX Aviation wifi offering on Lufthansa Group flights
Inmarsat, Deutsche Telekom, and the Lufthansa Group are extending their complimentary inflight wifi access plan. First launched in July 2019, the companies increased the number...
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Austria to implement minimum fares, short flight surcharges
Prices flying in and out of Austria are set to rise. And at least one airline is happy with the news, though expect lawsuits aplenty...
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Lufthansa announces major, permanent fleet restructuring
Lufthansa is not particularly optimistic on the industry's return to pre-crisis levels. As a result the airline announced significant fleet changes today, with many aircraft...
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DLD 239: Charts? We don’t need no stinkin’ charts!
As award charts disappear is loyalty following them out the door? Plus a new A350 cabin and more MAX grounding discussions.
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Anyway Travel Passes open up cheaper holidays from England on Lufthansa, Austrian, Swiss
Looking to get far away from England this winter but don't want to break the bank on flights? Lufthansa Group airlines Lufthansa, Austrian and Swiss...
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Beyond sound bites: Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary on Inflight Connectivity
Not a chance. You'll never see inflight connectivity on a Ryanair plane. Unless, of course, it is free and passengers' buying patterns shift. Michael O'Leary...
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Greeks grounded by Grexit crisis
Icarus has a better chance of flying than most Greeks right now. Airlines are quietly cutting off travel agents and Greek credit cards are not...
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Star Alliance Transatlantic Routes: 2015 Edition
Planning a trip across the Atlantic Ocean with Star Alliance? There are nearly 200 transatlantic routes to choose from operated by 13 different airlines. That's...
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Lamenting the proliferation of flat-bed business class
Who do you know that would call the proliferation of flat beds in business class “an unfortunate development?” Can’t think of anyone? Maybe you should...
