Miami Airport Becomes the First to Connect Consumers With Beacons –...
By: Marisa Garcia
Miami International Airport has announced the launch of its new fully localized app tomorrow, intended to make finding the gate, shopping, and dining...
New Three-Year Contract After Lengthy Negotiations
Around 2,598 Alaska Airlines pilots out of a total crew workforce of 3,300 have voted in favor of a new three-year contract that took...
European Commission proposes more flexibility for airline slot rules
The European Commission plans to reinstate standard airline slots rules for the start of the winter schedule in October, but it also wants to...
Changes around the NTO´s in Scandinavia
The foreign tourism offices in Scandinavia, Finland and the Baltic states are up for renewal.
Malaysia Tourism will close their office in Stockholm, covering the...
Lugage in the future
Over the last decade, the introduction of self-tagging and fully automated self-service bag drop has enabled airlines and airports to reimagine the way bags...
SAS in Denmark confirmed Alexandra Lindgren Kaoukji as Head of Media...
Alexandra Lindgren Kaoukji has been appointed Head of Media Relations in Denmark, after acting in the role since January 2021.
Kaoukji has previously held...
European outbound travel grows
Spain has been unable to maintain its strong growth of international visitors of recent years, while Turkey is attracting more holidaymakers again. Greece is...
SIA to enhance passenger wellbeing on ultra-long-haul flights
Singapore Airlines (SIA) has partnered with health and wellness spa resort Golden Door to enhance inflight wellbeing. The new partnership will bring a selection...
LH goes from miles to price
The airlines of Lufthansa Group are changing how award miles are credited to participants in the frequent flyer and reward program Miles & More....
Carnival unveils ocean-themed zones
Carnival Cruise Line's next Excel-class ship, the 6,500-guest Carnival Jubilee, will feature two new immersive ocean-themed zones.
The Currents zone on Decks 6 and 7 will plunge...
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Emirates continues upgrading their fleet
Originally, Emirates planned to upgrade 120 aircrafts with new cabins. Now, this has been expanded to a total of 191 aircrafts.
Emirates is undertaking a...
