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Alaska Airlines new safety video for 787 Dreamliner

Alaska Airlines Debuts First Safety Video For Long-Haul 787 Flights

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Alaska Airlines has unveiled its first-ever onboard safety video, designed for its new Boeing 787 Dreamliner flights. The move marks a shift from live demonstrations as the airline expands long-haul service from Seattle. The video highlights destinations like Tokyo, Seoul, Rome and London while reinforcing safety messaging.

Air India Uses Folk Dance Storytelling In New Safety Video

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Air India has released its new safety video, which aligns with the airline’s new brand and features Indian traditional dance forms. Air India’s ‘Safety Mudras’ Air India has reinvented inflight safety with a captivating new video. This innovative guide infuses crucial safety details with the charm of India’s cultural tapestry.… 

Airline Workers Take a Stand Against Passenger Assaults: The Assault Won’t Fly Campaign

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In recent times, alarming reports have emerged about assaults on flight attendants. In response to this crisis, flight attendants and other essential airline workers affiliated with the Transport Workers Union (TWU), staged a significant action at Newark Liberty International Airport. This action aimed to raise awareness about the ‘Assault Won’t… 

Economy Class seats inside the Qatar Airways Airbus A350XWB. © 2015 FCMedia | FlightChic

Aircraft Cabin Design: What matters most?

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Food, drinks, service, fares, seats, safety? Which matters most to you in the aircraft cabin? What elements of the aircraft cabin interior should airlines focus on to improve the overall passenger experience? Take the survey!

Hey! Stop messing with your PED and pay attention to the *&!^*//ɠ Safety Video. Please.

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Confession:  I am a safety nut. You can’t blame me.  In addition to making aircraft look nice by dressing them up with elegant covers, attractive pleated curtains, and plush bulk-head panels, the company I worked for (sixteen years of my life) made safety equipment. A large part of my job was…