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Safety : to what extent could passengers trust airlines ?
Posted on November 19, 2010 | 1 CommentThat’s a question more and more “average passengers” may soon be asking. In a former post I mentioned a kind of lack of transparency that impacts passengers and even airline employees’ trust toward airlines. In short, it’s all about wondering why, when facing a similar situation, two airlines may make... -
Aviation security : a balance has to be find between “more” and “better”
Posted on November 4, 2010 | No CommentsWhile recent issues bring the security questions under the spotlights, many voices raise to protest not against the principle itselft but how security rules are enforced. First accused : the TSA, which is reproached both its manners and its tendencies to impose its views outside of the US frontiers. Martin... -
Do travel agencies have a future ?
Posted on October 25, 2010 | No CommentsWhen I was young, any travel had to start in a travel agency. Logical. They were they only interface between us, travelers and airlines and hotels booking centrals. The only able to coordinate a slightly complex trip. The internet come and anyone was able to do all these things oneself.... -
About subjectivity in aviation safety
Posted on October 12, 2010 | 1 CommentSafety is the first preoccupation of any company involved in passenger’s transportation, would it be by land, air, rail… The more it operates on a domain where the price of any mistake is high, the more the procedures that aims at enforcing passenger’s safety are strict. This is, of course,... -
Inflight Wifi ? Dreaming of it but not sure I’ll like it
Posted on August 26, 2010 | No CommentsHistory is on its way and it seems there’s no possivle way bay. The one after anoother, airlines start to offer inflight wifi to their customers. As usual it started in the US but european airlines are slowly but surely following. The always well informed RunWay Girl even wrote that...





