DLD 303: It’s Just Zoom
Schedules slashed, Inflight magazines fly home and hundreds of millions in refunds. Plus, we nerd out with special guest Pizza in Motion about RV life.
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DLD 299: Openings and closings
More openings than closings should be good news for lots in the industry, though things remain precarious on many fronts.
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July’s magic: The Weekly Wrap–3 July 2020
As the calendar rolled over to July the global aviation community saw significant wins. Borders reopened, airlines resumed or increased flight levels. And, perhaps most...
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Finnair brings back Helsinki lounge, inflight catering
Finnair is the latest carrier to reinstate some additional services for travelers. The carrier will reopen a lounge in Helsinki and expand catering on board...
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India gets a 2020 boost to Europe
The international air travel market faces massive challenges in Asia, but that isn't stopping some airlines from planning long-haul growth, particularly into India. Three announcements...
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Oneworld’s digital backbone seeks ancillary revenue boost
Oneworld's digital backbone middleware hopes to extend beyond the basics in the coming year, offering its members the opportunity to also sell services, not just...
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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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Finnair ends free trial, rolls out wifi charges
All good things must end some day. For most Finnair passengers that means no more free access to fast wifi on the company's short-haul flights....
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American Airlines cuts international from Chicago, adds seasonal services
American Airlines continues its cuts to Asia service from its hub at Chicago O'Hare. After previously announcing that it would drop Beijing service, Shanghai flights...
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Airline stopovers: Big business or marketing malarkey?
Stopovers arguably built the Icelandic tourism economy and its position in the North Atlantic aviation market. But are such programs a guaranteed success? More and...
