Tag: Qantas
Former American Airlines Strategist Envisions Shift In Corporate Travel Discounts And Agency Incentives
What if airline incentives paid to travel management companies don’t rebound? Former American Airlines head of global sales and distribution strategy Cory Garner thinks carriers…
There Are Headwinds, But Supplier Revenue Will Come Back To Travel Management Companies
Last year, business travel professionals talked a lot about the fees that travel management companies charge their corporate clients — some saying they needed to…
Amex GBT Sets Up Discounted Carbon Offsets, A ‘Short-Term’ Approach As Industry Works To Mitigate Business Travel’s Environmental Impact
American Express Global Business Travel on Monday said it enabled customers to buy carbon offsets on “preferred terms” from two nonprofits, Carbonfund.org Foundation and Carbon…
Airlines Anticipate Promise, Entanglements Of Vaccinations (Audio)
Qantas last month sparked controversy when it said it would require inbound and outbound international passengers to prove they were vaccinated against Covid-19. Boycott threats…
Some Things Happened In Airline Distribution This Year, Part Two
There’s a line of thinking that says the pandemic is widening a gap between Amadeus and its key rivals, Sabre and Travelport. Not only was…
Airlines Design New Ways For Corporate Clients To Mitigate Environmental Impacts
Amid policy debates over fuel taxes and dissatisfaction with carbon offsets, two Europe-based carriers this summer stepped up to provide customers a direct means to…
Op Ed: Tony O’Connor On Earth-Shifting Moves For Qantas That Could Make The Big Bigger
On Thursday, Qantas will go live with a new distribution strategy that surcharges bookings using channels the Sydney-based carrier disfavors. Like other big airlines, in…
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