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June 18, 2024 Boeing’s CEO will be grilled by the Senate, a first since the Alaska Airlines emergency Additionally, a new whistleblower claim has surfaced. BY Reuters Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun will face tough questions from U.S. senators on Tuesday over the planemaker’s safety culture as well claims from a new whistleblower employee. Calhoun will appear … Continue reading Boeing’s CEO will be grilled by the Senate, a first since the Alaska Airlines emergency
June 05, 2024 American Airlines flight attendants offered 17% pay bump. It’s less than what they wanted American Airlines’ flight attendants say they have not had a pay raise in over five years and have asked for an immediate raise of about 33%. BY Reuters American Airlines has offered its flights attendants immediate wage increases of … Continue reading American Airlines flight attendants offered 17% pay bump. It’s less than what they wanted
April 24, 2024 Airlines were just put on notice over ‘surprise junk fees’: 4 new rules they will have to follow Disclosing fees and curbing sly sales tactics that leave travelers paying more are among guidelines laid out by the Department of Transportation. BY Sam Becker The Biden administration’s war against junk fees has taken to … Continue reading Airlines were just put on notice over ‘surprise junk fees’: 4 new rules they will have to follow
By Michael Grothaus December 07, 2023 The fastest growing brand of 2023 was one that hardly any consumer knew about the year before: ChatGPT. That’s according to decision intelligence company Morning Consult’s Fastest Growing Brands report for 2023. The report ranks the top 20 brands based on the growth of the number of consumers … Continue reading Kraft, ChatGPT, Zelle, and Southwest Airlines were all top brands for different generations in 2023
United Airlines: A Reminder Of Why Marketers Must Manage Reputations On Google by Marcus Tober , Op-Ed Contributor, May 15, 2017 Anyone running a Google search on “United Airlines” recently will have seen the results littered with references to the story about a passenger being forcibly dragged off a plane from an overbooked United flight. … Continue reading United Airlines: A Reminder Of Why Marketers Must Manage Reputations On Google
by Christopher Moore Follow @cjmooreSeptember 14, 2016 Logistics describe how an organization’s supply chain works; the route through which products reach customers from the manufacturer or how a company provides its services. The logistics necessary to provide goods or services will vary between industries. For example, a business that provides a service (such as a … Continue reading Business Logistics a Primer: From Ecommerce to Airlines
Anthony ThomasSeptember 8, 2015 Last month British Airways was caught up in a PR incident when a customer Tweeted that a request for a callback from their reservations department was granted to a UK celebrity, a service generally denied to customers. Some clear double standards from @British_Airways based on social status.. Really poor to see. pic.twitter.com/bAqtLVGk5a … Continue reading Plane OK: Airlines Providing Preferential Service on Twitter
Keith GriffisJune 16, 2015 What Delta Airlines can teach you about marketing your boring product:So you think you can’t possibly make your boring products interesting. You think you are doomed to mediocrity and the same old status quo old marketing. Here is a genius way that Delta changed up their boring processes to reinvigorate their … Continue reading Your Products are Boring: How Delta Airlines Can Help
