Travellers 'want to treat flights like homes'
An increasing number of air passengers want to do the same things inflight that they can do at home, according to one expert.
Speaking to Forbes Traveler, Tom Weigman, senior vice president of wireless services for inflight technology firm AirCell, said ...
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Speaking to Forbes Traveler, Tom Weigman, senior vice president of wireless services for inflight technology firm AirCell, said ...
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Posted by Carrie at 11:42, 4 January 2007
Web users' favoured destinations revealed
A new report has revealed the top destinations searched for by Britons looking for flights and accommodation online.
Continental Research's 2007 Holiday Online Planning Report indicated that for those looking to fly abroad, Spain, the US and France ...
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Continental Research's 2007 Holiday Online Planning Report indicated that for those looking to fly abroad, Spain, the US and France ...
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Posted by Teddie at 11:40, 27 December 2006
More Americans 'set to book flights online'
The number of Americans booking flights and other travel arrangements online is set to overtake those doing the same offline, according to a new report.
About 54 per cent of all travel bookings in the US will take place on ...
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About 54 per cent of all travel bookings in the US will take place on ...
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Posted by Clare at 10:02, 18 December 2006
Iberia and Japan Airlines announce e-ticketing deal
Spanish airline Iberia has announced a deal with Japan Airlines that will allow it to sell e-tickets for flights with both carriers.
Iberia passengers can now use their e-tickets for destinations across the globe, apart from Naples ...
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Iberia passengers can now use their e-tickets for destinations across the globe, apart from Naples ...
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Posted by Kate at 09:54, 13 December 2006
Heathrow launches biometric data trial
A trial of biometric technology has today been launched at London's Heathrow Airport.
The miSense trial is being run in conjunction with airport authorities and immigration officials in the UK, Dubai and Hong Kong, along with the Emirates ...
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The miSense trial is being run in conjunction with airport authorities and immigration officials in the UK, Dubai and Hong Kong, along with the Emirates ...
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Posted by Andrea at 11:48, 6 December 2006
Continental Airlines launches Spanish online check-in
Continental Airlines has introduced an online check-in facility for Spanish-speaking passengers.
This feature allows these customers to select their own seats and slash the amount of time spent waiting at airports, said the US airline.
The move comes as part ...
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This feature allows these customers to select their own seats and slash the amount of time spent waiting at airports, said the US airline.
The move comes as part ...
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Posted by Teddie at 12:19, 30 November 2006
Two-thirds of US airports 'offer Wi-Fi'
Nearly two-thirds of all US airports offer public Wi-Fi services, according to a new survey.
Of these services, 73 per cent are located at large airports, while 45 per cent are situated at smaller hubs, the research by wireless internet ...
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Of these services, 73 per cent are located at large airports, while 45 per cent are situated at smaller hubs, the research by wireless internet ...
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Posted by Andrea at 10:29, 29 November 2006
Delta to provide DS demos to passengers
Delta Air Lines has announced a partnership with Nintendo that will see passengers able to download free video game demos at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
Owners of the handheld Nintendo DS console will gain access to demos for games such ...
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Owners of the handheld Nintendo DS console will gain access to demos for games such ...
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Posted by Penny at 17:16, 22 November 2006
Inflight internet 'to arrive by 2009'
Passengers flying within North America will be able to use inflight internet facilities by the end of 2008, according to experts.
While widespread Wi-Fi capabilities are unlikely to be rolled out in the near future, customers of most of the ...
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While widespread Wi-Fi capabilities are unlikely to be rolled out in the near future, customers of most of the ...
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Posted by Teddie at 09:44, 21 November 2006
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