Sentences with phrase «new airline products»

A lot of my travel is centered around trying new airline products, since that's primarily what I write about.

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Singapore Airlines launched a new first - class suite product for its Airbus A380 - 800 in December 2017, making a splash with its first major cabin revamp in about a decade.

A recent study on easing anxiety for stressed - out customers looked at «high - emotion services» (the purchase of a new home or car, computer repair or airline travel, for example) that elicit intense feelings even before the product is purchased or the service begins.

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«As the airline industry introduces new fare products and a widening array of in - flight offerings, consumers continue to seek out the carriers that deliver value and a quality experience.

«The significant investment that we are making with the introduction of new cabin products demonstrates our commitment to continued investment in products and services, our long - term approach to ensure we retain our leadership position, and our confidence in the future of premium full - service air travel,» Singapore Airlines CEO Mr. Goh Choon Phong said in a statement.

Another area of innovation I'm working on is developing a new product line for our Pan-Asia Fresh brand which supplies longer life products to grocery stores, schools, daycare services, airlines and food service businesses.

Alaska Airlines is also going to implement several new product and policy changes between now and June.

If United Airlines puts its new Polaris business class product on routes to London, this will become a very nice booking.

Fly to Europe: For 76,000 Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles, you can try one of the best first class products in the sky: Singapore Suites from New York City (JFK) to Frankfurt (FRA)!

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While this certainly isn't the newest business class product Singapore Airlines offers, we were still completely happy with the experience and would certainly fly this product again!

American Airlines will also be rolling out a new Flagship First dining product at their Dallas / Fort Worth, Los Angeles, Miami, and New York City Flagship lounges in 20new Flagship First dining product at their Dallas / Fort Worth, Los Angeles, Miami, and New York City Flagship lounges in 20New York City Flagship lounges in 2017.

While United Airlines has upgraded its business class to the new Polaris product, Delta has outdone them with these private suites.

Singapore Airlines had been keeping the interior of the new plane a big secret, since it features the airline's new regional cabin products.

United Airlines began rolling out their Polaris product in December 2016 when they outfitted business class cabins with new food and amenities and opened their first Polaris Lounge in Chicago.

«Hainan Airlines is an excellent carrier with a great product and service, and I am sure our passengers (business and leisure alike), will enjoy the new route.»

Meanwhile, other airlines like Qatar are focusing on improving their business class product and some speculate these new and improved business class cabins will eventually replace first class.

United Airlines launched its new highly anticipated business / first class product «Polaris» back in December of 2016.

It's also nice being able to mix up the airlines you fly with and try new products, especially if you're into business class and first class travel.

United Airlines is moving in this direction with the recent announcement of United Polaris, a new business class product coming this December to most of its international routes.

American's new premium economy product will make its first appearance starting this week on the airline's new 787 - 9s flying from Dallas / Ft.

Ethiopian Airlines is enhancing its offering to the UK business travel market with an improved business class product and the introduction of two new programmes designed to win loyalty among corporates and individual business travellers flying with the airline on business.

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The launch of the Delta One suite comes just weeks after United Airlines announced the launch of its all - new United Polaris business class product.

United Airlines announced its new Polaris Business Class product with great fanfare in June 2016 but, since then, not only has the rollout of the new seat been achingly slow but the labelling of the airlines Business Class cabins has become misAirlines announced its new Polaris Business Class product with great fanfare in June 2016 but, since then, not only has the rollout of the new seat been achingly slow but the labelling of the airlines Business Class cabins has become misairlines Business Class cabins has become misleading.

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I suspect the airline's new 777 - 300ER aircraft may be the first to offer the new product but United could always choose to retrofit some existing aircraft first.

and there's absolutely no sign of the airline speeding up the rollout of the newer product.

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The cabin features a new product from American Airlines with 6 - across seating (all passengers get all - aisle access) and with a seat that converts into a fully flat - bed.

With the introduction of the airline's first Premium Economy product, travelers will discover the many benefits of the new three - class configuration (Economy, Premium Economy and Business Class).

My experiences with Delta are extremely limited but, if my Delta One flight between JFK and Madrid is anything to go by, the airline may actually be able to pull of a truly premium Delta One product with these new suites.

In the meantime you can follow this link if you want more information on the American Airlines 787 - 9 and the new Premium Economy product.

Considering how much the product has been discussed it's surprising we still don't know quite a few things about American Airlines» new Premium Economy product.

JAL has now announced that it will be upgrading some of its Boeing 777 - 200 aircraft with a new Sky Suite product which the airline is calling «Sky Suite III».

These are the images the airline has released and, to my eyes, the new product looks a lot like the Business Class seat found on the American Airlines Dreamliner.

While it's difficult to improve upon Singapore Airlines» inflight product, I'd say that it once again has raised the bar for inflight comfort and service with its new business class seat and warm, friendly and efficient inflight service.

Yesterday I was traveling and, because airlines somehow just know when I have almost no internet access and therefore can't post much, Singapore Airlines revealed its new A380 Suites Class product to thairlines somehow just know when I have almost no internet access and therefore can't post much, Singapore Airlines revealed its new A380 Suites Class product to thAirlines revealed its new A380 Suites Class product to the world.

Foul weather may have been dominating the headlines with respect to air travel this week, but airports and airlines have also rolled out a number of new product updates travel agents should keep in mind.

The new product is available for passengers to book with travel agents using the GDS reservation system and with Royal Brunei Airlines directly.

Last Thursday Singapore Airline finally revealed what it plans to do with the cabins on its new Airbus A380s and, while a lot of focus has been on the new Suites Class product (which I took a look at on Friday), today I thought I'd take a critical look at the new Business Class...

Singapore Airlines is a bit of a pricey option for getting to New Zealand but it still makes the list since it's a transfer partner to the major reward programs (and thus easy to accumulate miles for) and it offers one of the best business class and economy products out of any airline.

4 years ago Lufthansa announced a revolutionary new product (which I'm not sure any other airline has copied) when they offered first class passengers, on their 747 - 400 aircraft, a seat and a bed for their trip.

If United Airlines puts its new Polaris business class product on routes to London, this will become a very nice booking.

Fly to Europe: For 76,000 Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer miles, you can try one of the best first class products in the sky: Singapore Suites from New York City (JFK) to Frankfurt (FRA)!

I've deliberately not requested an upgrade on the Madrid — Dallas daytime flight as I'd like to see how good (or bad) the new American Airlines Premium Economy product is.

The gap between the products is just too big and airlines like Singapore Airlines (who are already flying their new Premium Economy product) and American Airlines (who will be introducing Premium Economy to their international fleet at the end of 2016) are moving to monetize tairlines like Singapore Airlines (who are already flying their new Premium Economy product) and American Airlines (who will be introducing Premium Economy to their international fleet at the end of 2016) are moving to monetize tAirlines (who are already flying their new Premium Economy product) and American Airlines (who will be introducing Premium Economy to their international fleet at the end of 2016) are moving to monetize tAirlines (who will be introducing Premium Economy to their international fleet at the end of 2016) are moving to monetize that gap.

In October last year Iberia announced that it would be introducing a Premium Economy product into its fleet and, in January of this year, the airline opened up reservations for its new product on flights between Madrid and a number of US cities for travel starting as early as May.

On the agenda are the airline's new first class product and its roll out to European routes, as well as new routes about to launch into Germany.