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Airlines Are Soaring to New Heights in Passenger Satisfaction

Innovation Excellence

If you think about it, airlines have a simple product experience. GUEST POST from Shep Hyken There’s good news for those who fly the friendly skies. The experience is getting better. It’s a plane that moves people. Safety is the number one priority. Beyond that, get the passengers to the destination on time. Passengers have […]

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The innovative ways that Airlines make money with frequent flyer points

Idea to Value

Airline loyalty programmes are fascinating. Not just because we happen to have enough frequent flyer points with one airline to fly around the world, but instead because of how they completely changed the business model of airlines. Even though the Airlines own the frequent flyer programmes.

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Should Southwest Airlines Change?

Michael Roberto

Source: TripAdvisor The Wall Street Journal published an interesting article this week titled "Meet the Southwest Superfans Who Don’t Want the Airline to Change." The hedge fund and some other investors would like to see Southwest offer a series of additional benefits and collect fees for those amenities as other airlines do.

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Frontier Airlines Ends Human-to-Human Customer Service

Innovation Excellence

GUEST POST from Shep Hyken In a bold move to cut costs, Frontier Airlines announced that it would no longer offer human-to-human customer support. As a customer service expert, I was surprised at this move. I have waited to see the fallout, if any, and thought the company might backpedal and reinstate traditional phone support. […]

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How the Customer in 9C Saved Continental Airlines from Bankruptcy

Innovation Excellence

GUEST POST from Howard Tiersky When Gordon Bethune took over as CEO of Continental Airlines in 1994, the carrier had just emerged from its second bankruptcy and was headed for their third and potentially final round. US Department of Transportation … Continue reading →

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Experiments & pivots that kept Emirates Airlines alive in COVID times

Board of Innovation

Since the start of our Low Touch Economy series, we’ve kept a close eye on the airline business. Within this field, Emirates Airlines seems to stand out. The post Experiments & pivots that kept Emirates Airlines alive in COVID times appeared first on Board of Innovation. Let’s have a closer look!

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How could SouthWest Airlines spend A Billion Dollars for IT Modernisation

Rmukesh Gupta

One of the biggest news story this last Christmas season was the cascading effect of flights being cancelled by Southwest Airlines. According to their SEC filing, they had to cancel more than 16700 flights over the holiday period in December, costing them an estimated $725million-$825 million.