The co-located FTE EMEA and FTE Ancillary & Retailing events took place at the RDS Dublin on 23-25 May 2023, with the theme of âTomorrowâs Customerâ. Here is a selection of the main highlights.

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Find out more >>The co-located FTE EMEA and FTE Ancillary & Retailing events took place at the RDS Dublin on 23-25 May 2023, with the theme of âTomorrowâs Customerâ. Here is a selection of the main highlights.
Find out more about the innovative solutions that will be on display at FTE Dublin on 23-25 May 2023 from the industryâs most established global industry providers and startups.
Delta has launched âDelta Sync Exclusivesâ â a first-of-its-kind platform to curate the onboard experience for passengers. The new digital experience for mobile devices brings together exclusive content, access and offers to customers.
Hawaiian Airlines has unveiled its Boeing 787 Dreamliner interior and a new class of premium service â the LeihĹkĹŤÂ Suites, combining âevocative cabin design and unparalleled serviceâ. Hawaiianâs 787 enters service early next year.
Air New Zealand has revealed more details about its Skynest â the worldâs first sleep pods in the sky. The airline expects Skynest to be a real game-changer, adding more flexibility to the economy travel experience.
flydubai has unveiled its latest premium business class seat â the Business Suite â exclusively for single-aisle aircraft. It will be introduced on the carrierâs newest aircraft this year, âtaking comfort onboard to the next levelâ.
Etihad will take delivery of three new Boeing 787s in Q3 2023, with new interiors featuring Business suites with privacy doors. Upgraded experiences include enhanced Wi-Fly packages and an environmentally-conscious dining experience.
BA Euroflyer has expanded the options for customers to purchase in Euro Traveller and launched new seasonal menus in Club Europe.
Arlette van der Veer, Senior Manager Radical Innovation, KLM, explains current projects including digitalisation of the KLM Innovation Ecosystem and what industry stakeholders can learn from the KLM approach to innovation.
Etihad has launched new Wi-Fly âChatâ and âSurfâ packages to ensure travellers have âan enjoyable connected experienceâ on its wide-body fleet, meaning they can catch up on social media, work or browse as they wish.
Austrian Airlines is modernising its long-haul fleet from 2024 with 10 Boeing 787-9 aircraft. Featuring âthe newest generation of technologyâ, the new long-haul fleet will transform the passenger experience.
Turkish Airlines has introduced free and limitless messaging services to all passengers on international flights where internet access is available, through applications such as WhatsApp, Messenger or iMessage.
AirAsia is enhancing its customer experience with new live call and refund tracking features on its Super App and website. The live call feature allows customers to speak directly with a human agent during their âAsk Bo Live Chatâ interaction.
Air India has completed the first phase of its five-year transformation programme known as Vihaan.AI, laying the foundation for future growth. The airline is now moving on to the second phase as it develops âa completely revamped customer propositionâ.
Pegasus Airlines is taking the digitalisation of its cabin to a whole new level by strengthening its existing partnership with Immfly Group, which will install its Equilux Aero (LUX-1) hardware across the carrierâs entire fleet.
To enhance support services for travellers with hidden disabilities, Emirates has rolled out specialised training to cabin crew and ground staff. It has also collaborated with Dubai Airport on a travel planner and autism friendly route to make the pre-boarding experience more seamless.
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