Airline

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    Inside the world of In-Flight Entertainment

    In-flight entertainment (IFE) systems are a staple for travelers, offering a curated selection of movies, TV shows, and audio content. Airlines invest heavily in this area, collaborating with entertainment management agencies to ensure a blend of brand relevance and international appeal. The content is regularly updated, often requiring manual uploads, highlighting the complexity behind delivering a seamless viewing experience at 30,000 feet.

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    Alitalia torna a Città del Messico.

    Alitalia riprende i voli verso Città del Messico dopo 25 anni, offrendo un servizio trisettimanale con Boeing 777-200ER. I passeggeri possono godere di un’esperienza di viaggio rinnovata e di pasti premiati in business class, mentre il programma MilleMiglia offre bonus promozionali fino al 16 agosto.

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    Star Alliance presenta i Connecting Partner a basso costo.

    Star Alliance ha introdotto il programma “Connecting Partner”, che integra compagnie a basso costo e ibride nel proprio network. Il primo vettore ad aderire è Mango, una compagnia sudafricana, mentre altre come Ryanair ed easyJet non sono incluse. I passeggeri beneficeranno di servizi interconnessi, come il trasferimento bagagli e l’accredito di miglia.

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    Qatar Airways vuole il 49% di Meridiana.

    Qatar Airways has signed a Memorandum of Understanding to acquire a 49% stake in the Italian airline Meridiana, controlled by Alisarda. As negotiations continue over job cuts and reorganization, the Italian government plans to meet with unions by February 20 to address the situation.

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    A behind the scenes look at Delta One’s culinary offering

    Delta One’s culinary offerings are a focal point of the airline’s business class experience, showcasing a commitment to high-quality meals. With GateGourmet as their primary caterer, Delta curates a diverse menu through a competitive tasting process, ensuring that only the best dishes reach passengers. The initiative is part of Delta’s broader investment in enhancing customer satisfaction in both air and ground services.

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    Qantas A380 lands at Ontario, CA

    Fog at LAX led to several aircraft, including a Qantas A380, diverting to Ontario Airport. This situation arose due to ongoing construction at LAX, which obstructs visibility of cranes during low visibility conditions. A video capturing the landing is available for viewing.

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    La lounge Club Condor a Buenos Aires EZE.

    La lounge Club Condor, situata nel nuovo Terminal C dell’aeroporto internazionale Ezeiza di Buenos Aires, offre un ambiente luminoso e arioso, ma presenta alcune limitazioni. Sebbene l’accesso sia comodo e il wifi sia generalmente veloce, la selezione di cibo e riviste è deludente, con un buffet scarso e opzioni di snack poco appetitose.

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    Turkish Airlines porta a 10 le destinazioni in Italia.

    Turkish Airlines continua a espandere la sua presenza in Italia, raggiungendo un totale di 10 destinazioni nel 2015 con l’aggiunta di Bari. Le città già collegate all’hub di Istanbul includono Milano, Roma, Venezia e altre, mentre la compagnia si distingue come la quarta al mondo per numero di destinazioni servite.

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    Dublin US Pre-Clearance and Global Entry – when the good goes bad

    Dublin’s US pre-clearance process has undergone significant changes that could impact travelers’ experiences. While the new TSA-approved security measures aim to streamline procedures, relocating the Global Entry line to the non-US residents’ area has led to longer wait times and confusion for participants. This shift raises concerns about the efficiency of the pre-clearance experience.