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Ground services Archive
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Toward an airlines blacklist based on level of service ?
Posted on December 30, 2010 | No CommentsWe are already used to black lists based on security facts, now it seems that a new kind is arriving, based on service facts. Even if things are not clearly stated this way, that’s how the new french government initiative looks like. The purpose is to rank airlines according to... -
Cross the borders more easily at Charles de Gaulle with PARAFES
Posted on September 27, 2010 | No CommentsNo one likes to lose time in queues at airports. That’s true in any situation and we can seldom avoid it except in few cases. The PARAFES program (stands for Automated Fast Track Crossing at External Schengen Borders)t hat was launched last year in France may make passengers save an... -
$3 billions : the luggage fee business is doing well !
Posted on September 1, 2010 | No CommentsThere was a time when we used to a have a given luggage allowance when flying and had to pay when we has more luggage than allowed. What is pure logic. Then some airlines began to make passengers pay for their second checked bag, then for all checked bags, only... -
Paris Airports invite passenger to imagine the perfect airport
Posted on August 25, 2010 | 1 CommentAs expected, Aeroports de Paris announced earlier their community platform that aims at collecting their customers’ ideas to improve their products and services. It’s called Dites Nous (the french for “Tell US”…surprising no one used this domain name before) and it allows to discover ADP’s missions through a a quizz,... -
Making boarding passes more easy to use
Posted on August 20, 2010 | No CommentsDespite it’s becoming every day more dematerialized and mobile, the good old paper boarding pass is not close to disappear. And we have to admit that its poor “ergonomy” is a problem for many passengers. Frequent flyiers will say it’s well conceived and that they can know where and when...




