Nobody ever chose an airline on the basis of the quality of its amenity kits, says a frequent flyer and regular reader
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By following three main channels inspired by pricing and revenue management, product designers can convince budget holders that product improvements pay for themselves
Following a series of website security updates implemented at United Airlines to advance consumer security, we should remind ourselves every day that security is a process. For security to be a process, it has to become part of business as usual not a milestone, or a sprint to the finish line
If only there was a way for designers to stand up to the bean counters and show why their products will pay for themselves. New regular contributor Oliver Ranson believes that there is, and it lies within pricing and revenue management
Whether reacting to a project going wrong or working out how to deal with a major incident, organizations should ask themselves five questions to make sure they are properly handling the situation
Latin American carriers are beginning to embrace inflight connectivity, with satellite capacity in the region being continually expanded. Let’s consider the implications for the future
Following the United Kingdom’s vote to leave the European Union, aviation businesses will have to develop clear corporate and business strategies for the long term
Thomas Schwarz and Peter Ermtraud from the Thermal Products division of Morgan Advanced Materials address the safety issues created by the air transportation of lithium-ion batteries and suggest thermal management solutions
As more passengers embrace BYOD, airlines need to rethink their IFE strategies. Plugin-less technology can tap into the behavior and expectations of today’s travelers and increase airline margins too
In the final instalment of his blog trilogy, Cyient’s Tom Edwards has three words on his mind: quality, quality, quality. Let’s consider one of the most topical issues in the aerospace supply chain right now zero defect manufacturing