Sky-high dreams or firmly grounded: The business of connected aircraft maintenance remains in question

Written by Seth Miller @ Wandering Aramean

“Inflight connectivity doesn’t just create revenue, it could save the airline industry US$15bn a year.”
That’s a bold claim from Inmarsat and the research it commissioned from the London School of Economics (LSE). Much of the savings comes from better …

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Does British Airways Owe You Money?, Changes To Epcot’s Illuminations Show & More!

Written by joeheg @ Your Mileage May Vary

Hi everyone – I hope you’re all enjoying your Sunday! I want to start this week by remembering the tragic death of Anthony Bourdain. Many travel writers have written about how he was an inspiration to them to get out into the world and share what a wonderful place it is. Of all the articles … Continue reading “Does British Airways Owe You Money?, Changes To Epcot’s Illuminations Show & More!”

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EasyJet Saves the Day

Written by Matthew @ Live and Let's Fly

I give a lot of credit to EasyJet for helping me get to Paris quickly and cheaply after being stranded by Air France. The moment I noticed that my Air France flight was cancelled, I sprung into action. EasyJet had a flight leaving at precisely the same time, only arriving in Orly (ORY) instead of […]

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EasyJet Expands To Berlin’s Tegel By Acquiring Some Airberlin Assets

Written by John Ollila @ LoyaltyLobby

EasyJetEasyJet made an announcement on Friday night after last Airberlin flight had landed at the Berlin’s Tegel airport from Munich that it had reached an agreement with the liquidator to take over leases for 25 planes and hire roughly 1,000 employees. The airline currently operates from the other airport in Berlin Schönefeld but plans to […]

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Flight Diverts When Legless Man Attacks Cabin Crew, Launches Racist Tirade

Written by Matthew @ Live and Let's Fly

What happens when you cross a legless man with too much alcohol and a flight on EasyJet? Answer: a diversion. I try to resist writing about these sorts of stories, but this one I cannot help but to poke fun at. An EasyJet flight from Manchester to Marrakech diverted to Lisbon when a drunk legless […]

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Worldwide by EasyJet: Long-haul LCC partnership launches

Written by Seth Miller @ Wandering Aramean

EasyJet, Norwegian and WestJet are working together to deliver Worldwide by EasyJet, offering LCC connections across the Atlantic. Passengers can now buy a single ticket to connect at London’s Gatwick airport, easing the travel experience along the way.

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Flying High: EasyJet Pilot Convicted For Flying Under The Influence Of Ecstasy, One Year Suspended Prison Sentence

Written by Sebastian Powell @ LoyaltyLobby

A Frenchmen employed as an EasyJet pilot has been convicted for flying under the influence of Ecstasy and other narcotics and was handed a 12 months suspended prison sentence by a french court. The investigation came about as police tapped the phones of the associates of a French drug ring and recorded conversations with the […]

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Airport Worker At Nice Airport Punches EasyJet Passenger While Holding A Baby During Delay Situation

Written by Sebastian Powell @ LoyaltyLobby

An airport worker who is employed at a local ground handling agent apparently lost it and landed a punch into a passengers face during a conflict that likely arose while discussing the 11 hour delay of the EasyJet flight. Both individuals were taken away by airport police but the passenger who was holding his baby[…]

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Beyond sound bites: Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary on the Future of European Aviation

Written by Seth Miller @ Wandering Aramean

Consolidation is the name of the game in European aviation according to Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary. Not for his airline, of course. Additional thoughts on long-haul LCCs and just what the market splits should be, too.

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Can Air Berlin shrink to survive?

Written by Seth Miller @ Wandering Aramean

Slashing its fleet in half may be the only way Air Berlin can survive. The carrier is expected to announce just such a move later this week with many planes shifting to its larger competitor Lufthansa. Can it shrink to survive?

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