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Qatar Airlines Chief Vs Lufthansa Crybabies

2012-05-13 by Phil Butler

Qatar Airways boss lands in Zagreb

Akbar Al Baker, CEO of Qatar Airways, looks like a straight shooter in an industry full of corporate “yes men” these days. Speaking at a Guild of Travel Management Companies’ (GTMC) conference, the five star airline’s boss called BS on Lufthansa and other European airlines. With many air carriers suffering during this current recession, name calling has broken out in earnest now.

Tags: airline news, airlines, Christoph Franz, Croatia, Croatia flights, GTMC, Gulf states, Lufthansa, Qatar Airlines, Qatar travel, Zagreb flights

Malev Grounding Leads to Air Fare Hikes

2012-02-25 by Aleksandr Shatskih

Malev bankruptcy

Following the recent news of Hungarian national carrier Malev’s bankruptcy, air passengers to Southeast Europe are facing fewer choices combined with increased fares, according to travel agents in the region.

Tags: air fares, Budapest Airport, European Consumer Organization, Lufthansa, Malev, Malev airlines, Malev bankruptcy, Malev collapse, Ryanair, Southeast Europe

Air Berlin: Trimmed Down & Refined for 2012

2012-01-11 by Phil Butler

Air Berlin

2012 will no doubt be a challenging one for the airline industry. AMR going bust, and even budget carriers feeling the pinch in 2011, many will likely founder in the coming months. One carrier, Germany’s second biggest carrier Air Berlin, looks to be applying lessons hard learned early on in the year.

Tags: Air Berlin flights, Air Berlin press, airlines, American Airlines, German airlines, German companies, germany, Kim Lundgren, Lufthansa, NASDAQ, Paul Gregorowitsch, RTTNews.com

Are Airlines Unringing the Online Travel Bell?

2010-12-27 by Phil Butler

Lufthansa Detours section of their website

The war between online travel companies and airlines is heating up. Expedia counters American Airline’s move to dump Orbitz, as Delta begins its abandonment of smaller OTA’s. Can online travel giants win out over the service providers they actually depend on? Much depends on the customer in the end.

Tags: American Airlines, Bookit, cheapoair, Continental Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Expedia, Google Travel. FairSearch, Kayak, Lufthansa, Lufthansa Detours, Northwest Airlines, OneTravel, online travel, Orbitz, OTA, Quantas Airlines, Sojern, United Airlines, US Airways

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