Yes, “bleisure” is an annoying word. But it just might be a better way to travel. With a couple different trips to Prague recently the team is ready to debate its value.
DLD 254: Shut it down!
- August 8, 2019
- Tagged as: 737 MAX, American Airlines, Antitrust Immunity, Delta Air Lines, Dulles, Hong Kong, IAD, ICN, Incheon, joint venture, LIN, Milan, MXP, narita, NRT, singapore, SkyTeam
Sure, we can just close that airport for a few months. No big deal. And maybe close down tourism in a city, too. And close a hub while we’re at it. Lots of fun stuff in this week’s show!
A new neo takes flight and old routes reopen. Plus a fancy first class cabin and WOW might make a comeback after all.
Big fines for airlines, big meal service changes and big new aircraft plans highlight this weeks show!
New planes (787-10s), new union lawsuits (AA & DL) and new access to faster immigration lines (UK eGates) are just some of the exciting news in this week’s show.
DLD 244: Records, Slots and Partners
- May 23, 2019
- Tagged as: American Airlines, BizAv, Bombardier, business aviation, Dassault, Delta Air Lines, EWR, Gold Passport, Haneda, Hawaiian Airlines, HND, hyatt, JFK, JFK Airport, LCY, London, London City, Newark, routes, Tokyo, TWA, TWA Hotel, United Airlines
Speed records and airport news dominate this week’s show. Some sketchy funding stories, too!
Who is a strong airline leader these days? What are the qualities that it takes? And why do so many seem to do it so badly??
Cutting money-losing programs makes sense in many cases. Selling off a profitable segment of the business is less normal. But here we are.
The US government shutdown finally took its toll on a pair of inaugurals, and a few others are giving up, too.
DLD 226: Stuck in IROPS hell
- January 3, 2019
- Tagged as: A220, Delta Air Lines, FAA, IROPs, Istanbul
No one likes when flights are delayed or canceled. But why is dealing with it such a pain in the ass?