Over 3.7 billion people travelled around the world annually. Many of these travellers wondered why airport codes are three letters long and how are they created. This post uncovers the mystery of airport codes and showcases how they can be used in unique way in retail and marketing.
International Airlines Group (IAG) introduced a new low cost carrier LEVEL into Barcelona back in March 2017 (News). June 1, 2017 will be remembered as the first day the airline’s new operations.
In the first part of the 2015 busiest airports in the world by passengers (refer to our coverage), we unveiled the Top 30 list and provided a detail look of the top 5. This part will continue our analysis from no.6 to 30.
American Airlines will start Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) to Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) flight in about two weeks (News – November 4, 2015). This insight will discuss how the Los Angeles to Tokyo market will change when commercial operation begins. [easy_countdowner name=”demo_countdowner” theme=”default” animation=”smooth” end_date=”2016-02-11″ end_time=”00:00:00″ day_label=”Days” hour_label=”Hours” minute_label=”Minutes” second_label=”Seconds” day_color=”#60686F” hour_color=”#60686F” minute_color=”#60686F” second_color=”#60686F” […]
American Airlines finally re-secured rights to operate flights to Tokyo Haneda Airport. This is the second time the Dallas based airline will have operations at both of Tokyo’s major airports.
American Airlines has five daily flights from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). The airline uses Boeing 737s on this route typically. From October 5 to December 16, 2015, one of the Boeing aircrafts will be substituted.
SAS Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) announced it will restart service to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and introduce Miami International Airport (MIA) to its long haul network in 2016. In addition, it will increase frequency in five other routes as the airline forecasts additional passenger demands in the future.
American Airlines is reducing first class seat availability from its New York John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) to London Heathrow Airport (LHR) route starting in December 2015 prior to Christmas. Refer to our coverage here. In this post, we will continue the discussion and follow where these Boeing 777-300ER will go next.
JetBlue Airways Originally posted on November 18, 2014 with updates on June 23, 2015. Business Travel News posted an interview it conducted with JetBlue Airways (IATA Airline Code – B6)’s President Robin Hayes last week (Refer to link) about the future plans.
2014 Top 30 Busiest Airports In The World The International Air Transport Association reported that worldwide traffic increased 5.9% from 2013 to 2014 to a record 3.3 billion passengers. Experience The Skies completed an analysis of the Top 20 busiest back in October 2014 (refer to this post for the complete list). We have completed research based on […]