Up in the Air News

Air India and BIAL have entered into an agreement intended to develop Bengaluru as a premier aviation hub for southern India, with a strong focus on “elevated customer experience and efficient operations”.

In this interview, Steven Greenway, CEO, flyadeal, shares how the digitally-native low-cost airline is “investing in disruptive technology to make the passenger experience simple, efficient and user-friendly”.

airBaltic has conducted an initial test of SpaceX’s Starlink internet connectivity system onboard its A220-300 aircraft, as it aims to provide every passenger with seamless, high-speed internet access.

Malaysia Airlines has announced that RECARO Aircraft Seating will furnish its brand-new A330neo aircraft with the CL3810 Economy Class seat. The carrier is the first in South East Asia to feature the CL3810.

United Airlines has launched a digital tool on its app and website, making it easier for customers who use wheelchairs to find flights that can accommodate the dimensions of their personal mobility device.

Air New Zealand has trialled the removal of single-use cups on six domestic flights to explore how the airline can deliver hot drinks at 30,000 feet, while focusing on waste reduction and sustainability.

Alaska Airlines is introducing a chef-curated inflight menu carefully crafted to join its premium F&B line-up. The carrier is giving dishes a West Coast flair with influences from Asian and Latin American cuisines.

Alaska Airlines is launching a new subscription programme for price-conscious travellers – Alaska Access – as it responds to the continued shift in consumer demand for personalised and tailored experiences.