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Airlines leaders gather to discuss new realities in travel post-Covid

Airlines leaders gather to discuss new realities in travel post-Covid
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Business class in flights opens to masses as affordable refuge from Covid-19

NEW YORK (BLOOMBERG) - Business class was that silent and spacious sanctuary for the well-heeled, at least until the pandemic destroyed global aviation. But as flights creep back, this once-exclusive haven is being invaded, by the masses. Flush with cash and a record number of air miles after a year on the ground, leisure travellers are splurging on premium seats for their first trips back. They are not just after the plated food, champagne and little cosmetics that typically come with the higher fares. Rather, they are trying to minimise the risk of catching Covid-19 in the cheek-to-cheek jostle of economy class.

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Business Class Opens to Masses as Affordable Covid Refuge

Business Class Opens to Masses as Affordable Covid Refuge Bloomberg 2 hrs ago Angus Whitley (Bloomberg) Business class was that silent and spacious sanctuary for the well-heeled, at least until the pandemic destroyed global aviation. But as flights creep back, this once-exclusive haven is being invaded, by the masses. Flush with cash and a record number of air miles after a year on the ground, leisure travelers are splurging on premium seats for their first trips back. They’re not just after the plated food, champagne and little cosmetics that typically come with the higher fares. Rather, they’re trying to minimize the risk of catching Covid in the cheek-to-cheek jostle of coach.

United statesNew yorkAd daw ahNew zealandUnited kingdomKrung thep mahanakhonJennifer arnoldTim clarkShai weissJeff paineGlenw hauensteinRob morrisVirgin atlanticAlex kraus bloombergBrian kellyA hong kong

Airlines look past slow recovery to post-pandemic travel - Newspaper

Even as new setbacks cloud their path to recovery, airline bosses are focusing on the lasting impact of Covid-19 on premium travel, technology and other pillars of their business. Aviation leaders, forced to gather virtually by the pandemic, have been gauging its longer-term fallout at the World Aviation Festival, after more than a year of lockdowns. Drawing many top executives and thousands of participants, this week’s event comes as doubts over the northern summer vacation season renew scrutiny of airlines’ cash and their ability to withstand another washout. The addition of France, Britain and 114 other states to the US “Do Not Travel” list has also cast a pall.

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Business class opens to the masses as affordable refuge from COVID-19

Business class opens to the masses as affordable refuge from COVID-19 Sorry, but your browser needs Javascript to use this site. If you re not sure how to activate it, please refer to this site: https://www.enable-javascript.com/ A Qantas flight bound for Auckland on April 19. The airline says leisure passengers are taking up a larger share of the business-class cabin as they upgrade or redeem loyalty points. | BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Apr 26, 2021 Business class was that silent and spacious sanctuary for the well-heeled, at least until the pandemic destroyed global aviation. But as flights creep back, this once-exclusive haven is being invaded by the masses.

United statesNew yorkAd daw ahNew zealandUnited kingdomHong kongKrung thep mahanakhonJennifer arnoldTim clarkShai weissJeff paineGlenw hauensteinVirgin atlanticRob morrisBrian kellyDelta air lines inc