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Topic of the Week: Cathay Pacific’s New Business Class Seats
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How many of you saw Cathay Pacific’s announcement that it’s putting new seats in business class? It seemed relatively quiet on this side of the world, but it is big news. Possibly the biggest news…
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Is Delta the Airline Passenger Technology Leader?
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When you think of airlines that are technologically forward-thinking, you probably think of someone like Virgin America. But when it comes to legacy airlines, well, you probably don’t think of anyone. Delta has been doing…
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Continental’s Willingness to Work Quickly Will Be a Welcome Addition at United
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While there are a lot of things that are bound to change in the United/Continental merger, one of the most welcome changes will be a shift in how quickly things get done at the combined…
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Mexican Airlines Can Now Add Flights to the US, Aeromexico Starts the Trend
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¡Viva México! The spat between the US and Mexican governments is over (surprisingly quickly), and Mexico has once again been elevated to Category 1 status by the FAA. What does that mean? Look for more…
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Cranky on the Web (November 29-December 3)
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Don’t forget to take the 2010 Cranky Reader Survey – http://surveymonkey.com/s/cranky In the Trenches: Ramping Up for the Holidays – Intuit Small Business Blog While others ramp down, we ramp up during the holidays. Privatizing…
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Topic of the Week: The Cranky Flier 2010 Reader Survey
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For the first time ever, I’m doing a reader survey. The main goal of this is to learn more about what you like and what you don’t so I can tweak the blog to make…
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You Won’t Believe One of Vision’s First Florida Airports
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It looks like Vision Airlines has released its first flight schedules for its “Allegiant-like” Florida operation and there’s some good and some bad in there. If you had to guess one of the Florida airports,…
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Delta Adds Wifi to Regional Jets, Gets Closer to Matching the Mainline Experience
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For years, we’ve all put up with airlines having two types of onboard products. They had the mainline product on larger airplanes actually flown by that airline and then they had the regional product for…
