Airlines
Airlines set the pulse of the whole trip: change capacity, routes or the distribution model and the rest of the chain moves behind them.
Airlines set the pulse of the whole trip: change capacity, routes or the distribution model and the rest of the chain moves behind them.
Read → Lufthansa, Emirates and Lufthansa again. LAX remains one of the few airports where spotting two wide-body quad-jets taxiing at once is routine.
Read → The airline reports €818 million in revenue and €47.4 million EBIT, up 41%, while reinforcing its long-term continuity.
Read → The sale of Azores Airlines, forced by Brussels, has drawn eight suitors while TAP keeps grabbing the headlines in Portugal's privatisation wave.
Read → Calviá and Ibiza are nominated for the European Capital of Tourism, while Capstone Real Estate partners with Keyper for flexible payments.
Read → Scott Kirby, United Airlines CEO, advocates for funding SAF like solar energy.
Read → New hotels, alliances, and investment moves in the travel industry.
Read → The Saudi low-cost carrier prepares a premium class and long-haul routes. A logical move that could redefine the market.
Read → Riu opens its first hotel in Thailand while Air India focuses on safety and profitability.
Read → The closure of Jakarta airport due to Anak Krakatoa eruption disrupts regional travel, hitting Singapore's hub operations hard.
Read → Brussels Airlines crew refuses to fly to Tel Aviv. Safety first, but now they add ethics. The travel industry should take note.
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