Flying With Fish The Blog for Those Who Fly & Those Who Want to Fly Smarter

Web: www.twitter.com/flyingwithfish — E-Mail: fish@flyingwithfish.com 20/05/2009 – Airlines & Twitter : 10 Ways Airlines Can Succeed & Drive Business Businesses are engaging in ‘social media’ at a breakneck pace, but how many are using these tools effectively? Yesterday JetBlue Airways and Southwest Airlines sat down together at the annual Media Relations Summit in New York [...]

Web: www.thetravelstrategist.com — E-Mail: fish@flyingwithfish.com 12/05/2009 – Air New Zealand’s New Ad Hides Nothing As the competition for traffic Down Under increases established carriers have watched new carriers pop up, watched as ambitious carriers have begun domestic services in foreign countries and have certainly stepped up their advertising campaigns. Air New Zealand lead the pack [...]

Web: www.stevenfrischling.com — E-Mail: fish@flyingwithfish.com 13/03/2009 – Getting Overweight Carry-On Bags On Board If there is one thing photographers fear, loath, worry about and detest it is getting stopped at the boarding gate and getting your bag weighed. Luckily these occurrences are few and far between for US and Canadian flyers, however it happens, and [...]

Web: www.twitter.com/flyingwithfish — E-Mail: fish@flyingwithfish.com 11/02/2009 – What Would You Do If You Ran The Airline? Yesterday USA Today ran a travel column by David Grossman entitled “What would you do if you were CEO of a major airline?” The timing of David’s column for me comes after a significant  time of thinking about this [...]

Web: www.thetravelstrategist.com — E-Mail: fish@flyingwithfish.com 7/02/2009 – US-Australia Fare Wars : Can Four Airlines Survive The Routes? Starting in February the lucrative marketing between California and Australia will begin a competitive shift that will again take another shift on the 1st of July. Come February 28th the link between Los Angeles (LAX) and Sydney (SYD), [...]

Web: www.comeflywithfish.com — E-Mail: fish@flyingwithfish.com 03/12/2008 – Virgin Inches Closer To Completely Circling The Globe Currently only one airline can take passengers completely around the world, Air New Zealand.   Singapore Airlines is close, but leaves passengers 37 miles short of completing a full round-the-world journey. For those adventurers who want to span the globe, travel [...]