Articles tagged “japan airlines”

Airlines

Qantas Criticized for ‘Tedious’ 10-Minute Safety Video

Keeping passengers interested while not diluting the core safety message is a tricky balancing act. It looks like Qantas may have missed the mark on this one.

Qantas Criticized for ‘Tedious’ 10-Minute Safety Video

Airlines

Japan Airlines Names Former Flight Attendant as First Female President

Tottori’s appointment is all the more significant in a country which continues to grapple with gender equality issues.

Japan Airlines Names Former Flight Attendant as First Female President

Airlines

Japan Airlines Forecasts Small Profit Hit After Tokyo Crash

Japan Airlines sees minimal financial impact from Tuesday's crash in Tokyo, and is even receiving compliments for its safety cutlure.

Japan Airlines Forecasts Small Profit Hit After Tokyo Crash

Hotels

Airbnb and Hotels’ Impending Fight Over Customers

Today's edition of Skift's daily podcast looks closer at Airbnb and hotels competing, Marriott’s investor day, and Japan Airlines’ new premium offerings.

Airbnb and Hotels’ Impending Fight Over Customers

Airlines

Japan Airlines’ Big Updates to Business and First Class for the A350-1000

Asian airlines’ customers still take innovation and premium cabins seriously and are willing to pay for them. For these customers, Japan Airlines is bringing in their new flagship, the A350-1000s in a premium-heavy configuration.

Japan Airlines’ Big Updates to Business and First Class for the A350-1000

News Blog

IDEAS: Japan Airlines to Encourage Travelers to Rent Clothes in Destination and Minimize Luggage

Japan Airlines (JAL) and Sumitomo Corporation are set to trial ‘Any Wear, Anywhere’, a new clothes sharing service. The service has been designed to offer travelers the convenience of carrying minimal luggage by providing the opportunity to rent clothing at their destination, whilst in turn promoting more environmentally sustainable travel methods. Credit: Japan Airlines Under…

Airline Weekly

Korean Air, Japanese Airlines Could Benefit From Limits on U.S.-China Flights

Korean Air, in the late 1970s, lured Western travelers with a "Seoul Shortcut." It was making reference to the advantageous location of its Seoul hub, for routes between North America and Asia.

Korean Air, Japanese Airlines Could Benefit From Limits on U.S.-China Flights

News Blog

Japan’s ANA Unveils Features of New Carrier Air Japan

Japanese airline company All Nippon Airways (ANA) is preparing to launch its new airline Air Japan in February 2024, unveiling a brand positioning of affordability, comfort and diversity for its cabin crew.  The medium-haul offering sits firmly between the full-service concept of carrier ANA and its low-cost airline Peach Aviation to meet travel demand from…

Airlines

Oneworld Alliance, Explained

After moving above Sky Team to second in the “Big 3” of airline alliances, the next few years are more likely to be about staying put than targeting the top spot.

Oneworld Alliance, Explained

Airline Weekly

Cathy Pacific Is Hoping China Travel Recovery Is Way to Reverse 2022 Losses

The recovery of travel to China could make or break Cathay Pacific this year.

Cathy Pacific Is Hoping China Travel Recovery Is Way to Reverse 2022 Losses