The Era of Personalized Air Travel is Dawning, Thanks to Data
Smart booking and passenger management systems are evolving at a rapid pace, so we should expect big improvements in the passenger experience.
Marisa Garcia
3 Ways the Internet of Things Will Make Flying Less of a Hassle
The irony that circuits and code will make travel more personal is not lost on us, but we look forward to letting the Internet of Stuff do its thing.
Star Alliance CEO Says There Too Many Airline and Airport Apps
We expect any sharing would be limited to alliances for now, and even that would be partial data exchange.
Québec Airport Becomes World’s First to Use Apple Watch to Help Planes Take-Off
If the Apple Watch can help clear more planes for take-off, sooner, we can get behind that.
Gogo’s Goal to Reach South American In-Flight Wi-Fi is a Go with GOL
How will the low-cost carrier price the new service?
This Is the Corner Office at 30,000 ft That Could Kill First Class
Being truly productive in-flight is the ultimate luxury for many passengers.
New Carry-On Proposal: FAQ on IATA’s Cabin OK Baggage Idea
It was all with the best of intentions.
The 15 Most Awkward Moments of IATA’s Annual Meeting Captured in Tweets
These precious moments...
Ryanair’s O’Leary Calls UK Regulator Demands ‘Bogus’ and ‘Ridiculous’
O'Leary has worked hard to polish a gentler image, but he'll fight this decision with all his former fervor.
Plans for Global Passenger Bill of Rights Gains Small Audience at IATA Conference
There is big money to be made here for whatever communications firm can help airlines carry a winning message, without making an omelette of it. But some of the more disingenuous arguments the organization makes will prove a pickle for whatever firm tries.