News from FlightGlobal – Page 1504
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Revenue boom is over
IATA is forecasting a modest industry net profit of $2.5 billion in 2007, the first year in the black since 2000.
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Time to carbon trade
Airlines from all corners of the globe must get behind efforts in 2007 to create the economic instrument - emissions trading - that offers the most sustainable way for the aviation industry to grow and curb its environmental impact at the same time
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Jumping the queue: Mobile phone check in
Airlines and airports are beginning to use mobile phone technology for checking in and even boarding passengers, but will it become as universal as the self-service kiosk?
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Dynamic distribution
So much is happening in the world of airline distribution, with the Global Distribution Systems (GDS) changing hands, new airline GDS pricing deals and new revenue streams emerging, the Airline Distribution conference could not come at a better time, writes David Field
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Call waiting: Mobile phones in flight
Mobile phone use in flight is approaching take-off, with several service providers set to go live in 2007
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Screen stars: Live TV during flight
Competition between providers of live television on board aircraft is hotting up as the orders roll in
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Flat out: Network carriers improve premium products
Network carriers are once again pouring millions of dollars into improving their premium cabin product in efforts to elevate business class to new heights
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Brighter horizons: Latin air transport
Latin air transport still faces plenty of tough challenges but the outlook is better than it has been for years
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Merger fever hits US carriers
Sparked by the audacious $8.7 billion bid of US Airways for Delta Air Lines, US carriers in December leapt into a new round of consolidation talks.