Source: TAP TAP Air Portugal partners with Samsung to offer new digital features. TAP Air Portugal is taking another step in the digital transformation of the Customer experience by becoming the launch airline for Samsung Wallet in Portugal. The partnership with Samsung allows the Portuguese national carrier to offer new digital features that make its Customers' journey simpler, faster and safer. TAP Customers using Samsung devices can now take advantage of exclusive features on the Samsung Wallet, an application that works as a digital wallet, which allows various types of digital information to be stored and used in a practical and secure way - from boarding passes to credit and debit cards, digital keys and more. All this is supported [...]

Source: Avianca Avianca now has content from HBO Max, Formula 1 TV and more than 350 free titles to its in-flight entertainment, Avianca on air. The new titles have been available since July on personal devices, for flights on Airbus A320 aircraft and on the integrated screens of Boeing 787s. Because the connection begins on board, Avianca is now also renewing itself by adding content from HBO Max, Formula 1 TV and much more in its on-board entertainment catalog, Avianca on air. In this way, customers can enjoy, for free, more than 350 titles, including children's content, movies, documentaries and recognized series, Formula 1 competitions, among others. “The connection begins on board and we have taken a step forward in [...]

Source: KLM The KLM Group reported a revenue of €6.3 billion in the first half of 2025, an increase of 5.7% compared to the same period of 2024. Despite improvements in the operating result and a 3% increase in capacity, KLM did not achieve an operational profit. Higher costs further reinforce the need to continue the structural savings plans for the remainder of 2025. The operating result for the first half of the year was –€2 million. Although this is an improvement compared to the first half of 2024 (–€31 million), this is a disappointing outcome given the €6.3 billion in revenue. This is a direct result of a 4.3% increase in costs per unit. Marjan Rintel, CEO KLM: ‘We [...]

Source: ALA News José Ignacio Dougnac, who has been the CEO of Sky Airline since 2019, will leave his position after a rising career at the Chilean low-cost airline. Previously, the senior executive had served as the company's Chief Financial Officer (CFO), which led him to remain linked to it for over a decade. Dougnac will step down from his current responsibilities later this month and will reportedly retain an advisory role to the airline's Board of Directors. Among the milestones that stand out from his six-year tenure at the head of Sky Airline, Dougnac is recognized as someone who was able to maximise the positioning of the brand, increase the number of passengers, substantially renew the fleet, confront the [...]