Finnair received a Future Travel Experience (FTE) Ancillary Gold Award for its ancillary offering across its digital channels during an FTE conference in Dublin on Monday. …
Finnair earns Future Travel Experience Ancillary Gold Award

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Finnair received a Future Travel Experience (FTE) Ancillary Gold Award for its ancillary offering across its digital channels during an FTE conference in Dublin on Monday. …
To build up excitement around its new routes to the US from the UK and Ireland, Norwegian shares its top picks of US East Coast …
It’s a bittersweet symphony this airline industry. Last year, around this time, in Rome, we celebrated the debut of Alitalia’s new uniforms.
Alaska Airlines will scrap the Virgin America brand and, instead, re-bake itself to offer a new product and fresh attitude. Is it enough?
The consultancy recognises airlines which ”have shown the greatest prowess in ancillary revenue, a la carte pricing, and loyalty marketing” during 2016.
Christmas time is a busy time for holiday bookings in the UK.
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) reports that six and a half million people will book new getaways before the clock chimes twelve on 2016.
In case you missed the implications of NAI’s approval, or wondered why opponents made such a fuss over something which was already happening (Norwegian adding new routes to the U.S.), the stars have now aligned for the long-awaited partnership between two Irish airlines which will rock the transatlantic market.
Ryanair releases two Halloween-themed introductions to two of the grandest Samhain destinations on the planet: Dublin and Transylvania.
Sabre has released a new study showing that passengers are willing to pay $100 for a more personalised and enjoyable air travel experience.