Businesses that adopt a systematic approach to sales and negotiation can experience 42.7% greater growth on the bottom line than those that do not. This figure highlights the importance of applying effective negotiation techniques to drive profitability across an organisation. In times of trouble, this is essential…
Having their aircraft cabin floors covered with a high‐grade antimicrobial formulation is a great start for airlines as they strive to ensure the health and safety of their workers and customers. However, serious consideration should be given to the product selected
The coronavirus pandemic has had a significant impact on the aviation industry, but it might spark a digital transformation to raise efficiency and cut costs, finds satcom specialist, GateHouse Telecom
Aviation recovery post-Covid-19 could propel a clean-up in air travel and investment in greener ways to fly
The European Regions Airline Association (ERA) supports several key measures to ensure the safety of passengers and industry personnel as airlines begin to restart operations.
A collaborative and co-ordinated approach by industry, member states and relevant stakeholders is required instead of imposing quarantines that will only delay the restart
There are several areas where technology will have a role to play in shaping the post-Covid passenger experience. Air transport is extremely resourceful and resilient, and these qualities will be required to help aviation bounce back
As countries are gradually reopening their economies, the question about hygiene and virus transmission risk for air travellers and their crew becomes increasingly important. “The nature of air travel, linking two different countries, brings a challenge of mutual cooperation,” says ECA secretary general, Philip von Schöppenthau
Aircraft interiors designer, Jacques Pierrejean, believes today’s crisis could be an opportunity to re-think the way we fly both commercially and privately. His vision of the future includes hygiene-focused cabin designs, wide-body regional aircraft, a new private sector, and taxi helicopters
Detailed planning is the key to a smooth passage through a crisis in any industry, but never more so than in the air cargo industry
Restoring passenger confidence in air travel is the immediate problem facing airlines during this pandemic. “This is a very human issue, involving more than just the sanitisation of interiors. Airlines must inspire a compassionate behavioural change in passengers to move the needle,” says Teague’s Anthony Harcup in part one of a three-part series
