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What does “Priority” mean in baggage tags? Are they meant to create an illusion of special service? What would that mean in the checked in baggage context? Presumably that it would arrive earlier than others in the bag carousel. However I have rarely seen that happen with Delta Air Lines. So what is the point of setting up customer expectations and not following through?
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So. You take your lowest fares out of the most efficient distribution channels and call that progress. You screw your best customers by surcharging the processes they use to look after THEIR customers. You deliver “platforms” that are woefully unfit for purpose. You unbundle a bunch of airfares, charge extra for core components, baggage etc and proudly call that “retailing”. You spend millions promoting tactics based on nothing more than wishful thinking, myths and dogma. And this is what success looks like one decade in… Shame on you International Air Transport Association (IATA) and all of the cronies who jumped on the band wagon to nowhere. #NDC is an unparalleled use case in epic failure. #NewDistributionCrock https://lnkd.in/gfi5exUh
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Why are we still exiting airplanes in the most inefficient way possible? Simple solution:
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Adacel Explore key insights on Adacel's latest FAA contract announcement and its implications for the air traffic management sector. Read More https://lnkd.in/gqnUG9T8 #AdacelTechnologies, #FAAContract, #AirTrafficManagement, #StrategicInsights, #FinancialPerformance
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bad #Tech is Robbing You and You Didn’t Know It… A few days ago, I spontaneously decided to attend the 2024 EAA Air Show, better known as Oshkosh, one of the biggest airshows in the world. I knew ticket prices would be high, but the difference between my friend’s prices and mine was alarming! Our friend and Solutions Afoot affiliate Stacie Pudliner, who was recruiting for Boeing at the 2023 airshow, shared insider tips on flights, hotels, and must-see events. When we compared a popular booking site, there was a 40% price difference for the same destination and dates! For example, $298/night on my screen vs. $179/night on hers for lodging. This isn't just a fluke; it's called 'surveillance pricing,' and it's so widespread that the government is investigating it. Don’t get duped: ➕ Test prices with a friend. ➕ Compare the price on your smart device vs. computer. ➕ Notify the FTC with screenshots. ➕ Alert your State Attorney General. Learn more about this shady practice here. https://lnkd.in/dY7r2-EE #ConsumerRights #TechEthics #SurveillancePricing #TechForGood #veteran
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Thank you for using your online presence to raise awareness of this issue, Robert L. Sumwalt. The FAA addressed portions of this topic in January 2021 in a report titled "Effects of Airplane Cabin Interiors on Egress I: Assessment of Anthropometrics, Seat Pitch, and Seat Width on Egress." The report is available to the public on "rosap", the U.S. DoT's repository and open science portal. The demographics and anthropometrics section (p. 41) discusses the use of local residents around the Oklahoma City area, which were "typically larger, heavier, and can be assumed to be slower than the average U.S. population." The study found positive correlations between passenger age/size and their evacuation times; the older/larger participants took longer. Surprisingly, the various seat pitches used in the study did not pose a statistically significant change in egress times. The study did not account for passenger carry-on baggage issues, an increase in the number of ambulatory-limited passengers onboard, or the complications of post-crash fire scenarios that limit survivability within the cabin; all of which are relevant factors in today's aviation environment.
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Aircraft certifications standards for airliners require that passengers can evacuate in 90 seconds. Are those standards adequate? Congress says Federal Aviation Administration needs to revisit. Kris Van Cleave covers the story today on CBS Mornings. Produced by Kathryn Krupnik. https://lnkd.in/eRBthWRf
FAA under new pressure to examine size, safety of airplane seats
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Hey everyone, check out this insightful article about the current state of the aircraft industry. It provides an in-depth look at the happenings at the Farnborough airshow and how the industry is dealing with supply chain challenges. A must-read for anyone interested in aviation and business. #AircraftIndustry #SupplyChain #FarnboroughAirshow https://ift.tt/Qu5Lbvg
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New Post: Are Defects Devouring Your Business? https://lnkd.in/gBD3rJrQ Every day, FAA's Air Traffic Organization services more than 45,000 flights. How many people would fly if they knew that there would be 450 short or long landings (“defects”) at major airports every day? This number is shocking! Yet, it reflects a 99% quality yield. #LeanSixSigma #SixSigma
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