Lufthansa e Rimowa hanno collaborato per sviluppare un innovativo sistema di etichetta elettronica per bagagli, che semplifica il processo di check-in. La Rimowa Baggage Tag utilizza Bluetooth per ricevere informazioni direttamente dallo smartphone, mostrando dettagli utili sul display E Ink, migliorando così l’esperienza di viaggio.
American brings back web pre-ordering for its meals
Via has launched its $5 ridesharing service in Chicago, offering a unique corner-to-corner carpool experience on specific routes during weekdays. New users can take advantage of a $10 credit with a promo code upon signing up, enhancing their ride-sharing options in the city.
Heathrow needs to expand – and everyone except the UK Government seems to understand that. Shame on them.
Gett’s “Surge Sucks” promotion offers relief from Uber’s surge and Lyft’s prime fees by covering the costs with Gett credit. Users can submit their receipts for reimbursement and compete for a chance to win a $1,000 prize for the highest fees paid. Enjoy flat rate rides and advance reservations while navigating NYC’s ride-sharing landscape.
American Airlines has announced the introduction of a Premium Economy cabin on its international fleet of wide-body aircraft, marking a historic first for a U.S. carrier. Set to debut on the 787-9 Dreamliners in late 2016, this new offering will feature enhanced seating, entertainment, and dining options, along with additional perks like priority boarding and an extra checked bag. The airline plans to retrofit its entire international wide-body fleet over the next three years, excluding the retiring 767s.
British Airways say they have released 13,000 rewards seats over Christmas and New Year – want to go away?
Alitalia is making significant strides towards recovery, reducing its debts while expanding flight offerings and destinations. Despite a loss of 92 million euros in the first nine months, improvements in operations and an increase in weekly flights signal a positive trajectory, with plans for profitability by 2017.
The New York Times Travel Show, taking place from January 8-10, 2016, offers a wealth of resources for travel enthusiasts. Attendees can explore expert seminars, exhibitor booths, and gather valuable insights for their next adventure. Free tickets are available through a giveaway, allowing winners to bring a guest.
American Airlines installed a train in their terminal at LAX – keep an eye out or you might miss it.
US Doubletree properties are rolling out ‘Little Extra’ floors
Are United about to put Million Mile status through the sausage machine?
