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Night flights are an essential element of Transavia's low-cost model, enabling it to offer attractive prices. A ban on night flights at Amsterdam Schiphol would have serious consequences on the execution of its flight schedule and therefore on its offer to customers. Royal Schiphol Group Transavia KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Air France-KLM #airlines #airlineindustry #sustainableaviation #businesstransformation #airports

Lean boarding 4.0 uses overhead projectors at gates to organize plane boarding by displaying seat assignments on the floor, reducing boarding times by 25%. Who has already experienced it? Source: Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras in Brazil v/ Pascal BORNET #airport #safety #innovation #productivity #travel #airplanes

Did you know that airlines across the world are increasingly turning to weather intelligence to enhance their operations? And in Africa, where our continent's diverse climates, ranging from the arid Sahara to the tropical rainforests, weather conditions can be unpredictable and severe, airlines are increasingly utilising advanced weather insights and alerts from platforms like Tomorrow.io to anticipate and mitigate weather-related disruptions. By leveraging these tools, airlines can ensure safer, more reliable flights, minimise delays, and optimise fuel efficiency. This technological edge is crucial in Africa, where volatile weather patterns coupled with inadequate/inaccurate forecasting can significantly impact air travel. With robust weather intelligence, airlines can boost resilience and maintain smooth operations, regardless of the weather challenges they face. #GSDAfrica #WeatherIntelligence #AviationInsights #AvGeek #AviationAfrica

Did you know that airlines all over the world use weather intelligence? ✈️ The team at Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras, Brazil's largest airline, relies on Tomorrow.io's automated insights and alerts to predict and prepare for conditions across 150 locations. While critical for all #aviation organizations, this is especially valuable in Brazil, where diverse climates lead to volatile weather patterns and significant operational disruptions. With the right tools, any airline can be resilient in the face of weather. Find out more about how Azul uses a #resilienceplatform to adapt: https://lnkd.in/eXkxF_P7 #airlineweather #internationaloperations #resilience

🔗 Link: "EasyJet planning major change to cabin crew as airline set to recruit more ‘silver stewards’... - The Sun" Hey everyone! Exciting news from the airline industry - EasyJet is shaking things up by planning to introduce 'silver stewards' to their cabin crew team. This initiative marks a significant change for the airline and opens up new opportunities for those interested in joining the travel industry. I found this article on The Sun quite interesting and thought of sharing it with all of you. What are your thoughts on this development? #EasyJet #AirlineNews #CabinCrewUpdates https://ift.tt/vyUi5Ch

Lean boarding 4.0 uses overhead projectors at gates to organize plane boarding by displaying seat assignments on the floor, reducing boarding times by 25%. Who has already experienced it? Source: Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras in Brazil v/ Pascal BORNET by Dr. Marcell Vollmer #airport #safety #innovation #productivity #travel #airplanes  #VC #VentureCapital

Many believe that international first class cabins are disappearing, but maybe they're just morphing? New widebody cabin layouts emerging from American Airlines, Virgin Atlantic, Lufthansa, and others are demonstrating a new compromise with a choice of experiences within the same cabin. In Lufthansa's Allegris cabin pictured here, the first row of seats in the business class cabin are slightly larger pods, perhaps to cater to legacy first class customers. There are also other choices like throne-style seats for more privacy, seats with longer beds, and seats that are well-suited for couples traveling together. Looks like these airlines are getting creative to appeal to different audiences, creating ancillary revenue opportunities while also optimizing cabin staffing and the cost to serve. #airlines #aircraftinteriors #LOPA #businessclass #firstclass

easyJet is celebrating the 20th anniversary of its first Berlin flight, which flew to Schoenefeld from Liverpool on 28-Apr-2004. In 2018 easyJet added Berlin Tegel to its airport network when Air Berlin exited, and it soon became the biggest operator by seats in the German capital city. When Berlin Brandenburg Airport replaced its two predecessors on 31-Oct-2020, easyJet became the first airline to take off from the new airport the following day. easyJet expects to fly to more than 50 destinations from Berlin this summer, including five new destinations. Moreover, it has demonstrated its commitment to Brandenburg with on-site investments, including a hangar. Nevertheless, easyJet rationalised its Berlin operations in 2022 and it is far from its pre-pandemic capacity: for the week of 29-Jul-2024 its Brandenburg schedule has only 39% of the seats that it offered across Schoenefeld and Tegel in the equivalent week of 2019. In 2018 and 2019 easyJet was Berlin's biggest airline. Ryanair assumes that mantle this northern summer. CAPA - Centre for Aviation https://lnkd.in/exWQdGbp

Back almost 4 years ago, I remember being a sophomore in college wondering about how the aviation markets were going to be affected. Fast forward two months to March 12th, 2020, First covid-19 case onboard a jetBlue Airbus A320 registered N794JB named: Shantay Blue Stay bound from New York's Kennedy Intl Airport to Palm Beach Intl Airport which later led to the first covid-19 cases in south-eastern Florida. Fast forward to 21st, January 2024, we are now leaving covid-19 into the shadows and the aviation industry is on a far more brighter future with many new airlines planning to start-up or go into re-branding like Norse Airways from Norwegian for an example. As air travel continues to accelerate by 4.5% going into the year of 2042, 18 years from now.

We extend our gratitude to Caio Garcia from Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras as he shares his insights and experiences with Lido Flight 4D and Lufthansa Systems! Join Caio in this video as he explores how Lido Flight 4D enhances operational efficiency at Azul Linhas Aéreas. 🚀✈️ #takeoffwithlido #Flightplanning #lufthansasystems #AzulLinhasAereas