Editor's note
Editorial: Open the borders!
We're fed up: After almost 2 months of confinement, the French need some air. You can see it just by looking at the few patches of grass on the Champ de Mars or the Esplanade des Invalides taken over...
Editorial: After the Coronavirus, the Eldorado of the travel addict?
Let's face it: the travel industry is going through a huge crisis that will leave its mark. For hoteliers, this is going to hurt a lot, especially for independent hoteliers. For the airline industry, the crisis was expected. Well,...
Editorial: 2020, between safety, security and bankruptcies, happy new year in the airline industry!
Hello everyone,
Bertrand and I wish a happy new year to all our readers on the blog and followers on social networks, both on a family and professional level, but especially a year rich in travels and various adventures around...
Editorial: Air-France and Flying Blue, our unloyalty program
As you may have noticed in the last few months, we are writing much less reviews and are much less passionate about Air France, KLM and Flying Blue. We were already persona non grata for a few years in...
Airlines and airports: what to do with the State as shareholder.
The latest events at Air France-KLM (but not only) as well as the turmoil that accompanied the announcement of the privatization of ADP are a good opportunity to come back to an often hot and passionate topic of debate:...
Editorial: Our complex world requires simplicity
What a month of January full of surprises! The news of the air transport, in France, is more intense than ever. Notably at Air France,where the arrival of Ben Smith at the head of the tricolor airline engages many...
Why the premiumization of the Major airlines is inevitable
If airline news is usually rich at the beginning of each year, this year marks the transition of many European loyalty programs toRevenue Based, following in the footsteps of the Americans a few years ago and those of hotel...
The A380: fallen star?
Anyone with even the slightest interest in aviation had eyes only for the entry into service of the A380, the Airbus jewel, destined to steal the title of largest flying liner from the Boeing 747. The market existed: the...
It’s when things are going well that you have to make the difficult reforms
Last editorial of 2017 on TravelGuys, a year full of twists and turns: some airlines disappeared like Airberlin, and others were created like Level. For the industry as a whole, it's been a year of consolidation and profit taking......
It’s not only airplanes that go to the cemetery: airlines do too
The Mojave Desert has a special place in the hearts of aviation enthusiasts: it is one of the largest airplane graveyards in the world and is home to aircraft retired by airlines every day. Last year, the last Air...