PaxEx Update: 12 July 2019
Sweet new premium cabins and another step towards free wifi for passengers top the headlines for this week's passenger experience news.
British Airways
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Hackity hack, pay that back
Travel companies (along with nearly everyone else) have spent the past several years talking up how important and valuable the data they collect about passengers...
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Norwegian drops Vegas service. Again.
Norwegian will not fly its 787s from London to Las Vegas this winter. That is one of a dozen routes affected in the latest long-haul...
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IAG makes a MAX move in Paris
For roughly 30 hours this week the clouds of gloom and doom hung of Boeing's chalet at Le Bourget. That all changed this afternoon with...
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British Airways picks 777X as 747 replacement
The Boeing 777X folding wingtip will see plenty of action in one of the world's busiest airports. International Airlines Group, the parent company of British...
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DLD 232: Surprise!
What's in store this week?? Perhaps it is a surprise for everyone. Owing to some excitement in the recording and editing process we're all about...
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DLD 229: Adding up some shutdown costs
The US government shutdown finally took its toll on a pair of inaugurals, and a few others are giving up, too.
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Avianca launches Inmarsat GX with free trial program
The first two aircraft in Latin America with Inmarsat's GX Aviation inflight connectivity solution are now online. Avianca officially inaugurated the service this week, launching...
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Digging in to Global Connectivity Revenues
A pair of recent earnings reports left open questions about just how many aircraft are generating how much inflight connectivity revenue. Both Gogo and Inmarsat clarified those...
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DLD 219: A rough triple for Boeing
Bad things come in threes, right? Hopefully that's the case here as Boeing wraps a pretty bad run of incidents with its aircraft. Plus, a...