Tag: joon
Brussels Airlines will not disappear…and long-haul low-costs are struggling
Contrary to what was planned, Brussels Airlines will not disappear to be integrated into Eurowings. This about-face by Lufthansa Group says a lot about the future of long-haul low-cost carriers, at least for those of the legacy airlines.
Something intrigued...
Tensions to come between KLM and Air France-KLM?
There is turbulence at Air France-KLM and, for once, it is KLM that is shaking things up, with tensions between the Dutch airline and the group.
The reason for the discord: the desire of Ben Smith, the new chairman of...
RIP Hop !
A short while ago, we announced the alignment of the Hop! fare structure with that of Air France, before what we imagined to be the inevitable outcome: the end of Hop!
Well, things went much faster than expected because this...
Air France: Ben Smith’s challenges
As soon as he is settled in, the new Air France-KLM boss and temporary head of Air France will have to face various challenges.
Restore customer trust
One can say what one wants the customer does not like to live with...
Air France is marketing, but it is also an airline
The cycles follow each other and are similar. Air Inter, Air Inter Europe, Air France Europe then Air France.
Now, Air France, KLM, Transavia Holland, Transavia France, HOP!, Joon and soon another brand for a future Long-haul Low Cost?
Rationalization of...
Joon announces its new destinations
Joon recently announced the future destinations the airline will serve.
As of March 25, 2018:
Rome (Italy): 49 flights per week
Naples (Italy): 14 flights per week
Oslo (Norway): 18 flights per week
Istanbul (Turkey): 7 flights per week
As of...
Friday’s video: Joon seen by the English!
On this Friday, a funny but so true video about Joon, and the marketing of millenials!
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x63cmkc
Have a good weekend!
Joon: an airline that is neither low cost nor millenial?
While we are less than a week away from finally knowing more about Joon, the new Air France airline announced at the beginning of the summer, it is time to reflect on its somewhat nebulous positioning, which until now...