Podcasts about aegean airlines

The boys are back! After speaking about going to Greece together for years, Tom and Nick finally met up in Greece for the very first time, and true to form, there are plenty of stories to share. From Athens to Igoumenitsa, and Corfu to Ithaca and everywhere in between, the boys return to The Distillery to recall the best moments from their Greek Summer Odyssey. With boat rides and festivals, gyros and dances plus a dash of nostalgia to boot. If you didn't get a chance to experience a Greek Summer this year, here's your chance!An award-winning independent real estate agency that offers expertise in property buying, selling, and property management. With over 2000 managed properties, MGM Martin provides its community, tenants, and landlords with a five-star real estate experience. Visit their website today at mgmmartin.com or drop in and see our friendly staff at one of our three great locations, Mascot, Zetland, or Randwick. Visit mgmmartin.com Support the showEmail us at ouzotalk@outlook.comSubscribe to our Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3n85GSdk5Q&t=6sFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OuzoTalkFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ouzo_talk/

Good morning from Skift For daily updates in your inbox, subscribe to the Skift Daily newsletter at skift.com/daily. It's Monday, March 20, 2023 And now, here's what you need to know about the business of travel today. American Airlines has opted to withhold 40 percent of its airfares from traditional retail channels on April 3, infuriating travel agents who had vehemently argued the impending removal would hurt business travelers, reports Corporate Travel Editor Matthew Parsons. Parsons writes the American Society of Travel Advisors pleaded in a letter to American Airlines to push the removal to the end of 2023. The trade group said that many corporate travel agencies and distribution systems would be unable to quickly implement New Distribution Capability, technology that gives airlines more control over airfares. The society also contended that travel agencies' struggles in using the technology would disrupt the booking process, claims that American Airlines refuted. Next, Cambodia has made significant investments to improve the visitor experience at Angkor Wat, its most popular tourist attraction. But Global Tourism Reporter Dawit Habtemariam writes its strategy includes controversially relocating communities near the famous temple complex, moves that threaten their livelihoods. Habtemariam reports Cambodian officials have relocated nearly 10,000 people as part of its efforts to preserve the temples and maintain its UNESCO World Heritage Site status. The Cambodian government has given residents land plots of land far from Angkor Wat in exchange for their relocation. Mark Howarth-Archer, an executive at tour operator G Adventures, said the government is using threats to Angkor Wat's heritage status as a reason to move villages. Habtemariam notes that many residents of the relocated villages had established businesses to serve visitors to Angkor Wat. Although one local travel executive argued those forced to relocate weren't being left out to dry, Howarth-Archer said participating in the tourism industry would be a challenge for them. Habtemariam writes that some relocated residents are living roughly 45 minutes away from Angkor Wat by motorbike. Finally, Greek carrier Aegean Airlines rode its country's tourism boom to a third consecutive profitable quarter, reports Jay Shabat, Senior Analyst at Airline Weekly, a Skift brand. Shabat writes Aegean recorded a 2 percent operating margin in the fourth quarter. That's a 1 percentage point increase from the same period in 2019. Shabat adds any fourth quarter profit for a Greek airline is considered a victory, with the country's carriers typically posting losses during the winter. While Athens experienced a slight drop in fourth quarter airport traffic from 2019 levels, major Greek island resorts saw double digit increases from the same timeframe. For more travel stories and deep dives into the latest trends, head to skift.com. To find these stories and more insight into the business of travel, subscribe to Skift daily newsletter at skift.com/daily.

We start the 100th episode with a final phone call to Aegean Airlines so that Jordan can get closure. Plus, Jordan debates buying an electronic bed, talks about his legal dispute with Buzzfeed & The Try Guys, and tells the story of the time he unknowingly made out with his Step Brother.

After almost three years waiting, our man Tom finally breaks the shackles of Australia's lockdowns to fly back to Greece for the start of the European Summer... and he's back with plenty of stories to tell. From meeting 'The Greek Freak' Giannis Antetokounmpo and his brothers, to being interviewed on Rythmos 94.9 about Ouzo Talk, as well as taking in all the sights and sounds of Summer in Greece, Tom and Nick reunite to share an Ouzo and to recount Tom's new stories. If you're planning on heading back to Greece anytime soon, this is a must-listen! So pour yourself a drink and join the boys!Email us at ouzotalk@outlook.comSubscribe to our Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3n85GSdk5Q&t=6sSupport the showEmail us at ouzotalk@outlook.comSubscribe to our Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3n85GSdk5Q&t=6sFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OuzoTalkFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ouzo_talk/

In knapp 4 Minuten bekommst Du die Übersicht zu den Airline-News aus April 2022. Sie ergänzen die kürzlich veröffentlichten März-Meldungen und sind für die Sommer- wie auch Wintersaison 2022 gültig. Warum ich diese Form wähle und das Nachreichen hilfreich finde, erkläre ich Dir später in einem persönlichen Video im Youtube Kanal von Fluggesellschaft.de. Diesmal mit dabei sind die Fluggesellschaften Condor, Tuifly, Wizzair, Lufthansa, Eurowings, Air Albania, Norwegian, Flyr, Ryanair, Aegean Airlines, Turkish Airlines, OFD, Amelia, Sentra Airways, Iberojet, Delta, United, Singapore Airlines. Folgende Flughäfen stehen im Fokus dieser Luftfahrt-Nachrichten aus April 2022: Düsseldorf, Dortmund, München, Hamburg, Köln / Bonn, Leipzig / Halle, Berlin-Brandenburg, Straßburg, Amsterdam, Barcelona und natürlich Frankfurt. Die Originalnachrichten mit Quellangaben findest Du in meinem Twitter-Kanal Flugexperte.

#228 - Aegean Miles + Bonus hat über Nacht die Meilentabelle für Einlösungen verändert. Das Programm der griechischen Airline ist bislang bei Meilenjägern sehr beliebt gewesen, diese plötzliche Anpassung hinterlässt allerdings einen faden Beigeschmack. Lars und Johannes schauen sich die Änderungen im Detail an und verraten euch, ob das Programm nach diesen Anpassungen immer noch attraktiv ist.Wenn ihr bei Aegean Miles + Bonus sammelt, lasst uns gerne wissen, wie ihr mit den Veränderungen umgeht und ob diese euch über einen Wechsel nachdenken lassen.Bei Fragen kannst du uns auch direkt auf WhatsApp anschreiben.Abonniere uns, damit du keine Folge verpasst!Vereinbare noch heute Deine kostenlose Beratung. Verbinden Sie sich mit anderen Vielfliegern in unserer Facebook-Gruppe& folgen Sie uns auf Facebook.

Airline Operations KPI Dashboards are a perfect tool to improve operations. They provide an unmatched situational awareness and the possibility to know what is going on in operations. With this video, we want to share eight airline departments/areas which highly benefit from an airline KPI dashboard. Who's Ben? Benjamin leads Information Design as CEO. His daily business revolves around elaborating and implementing pioneering solutions with the aim to change data processing in the aviation industry. His visions are based on expertise gained in more than 15 years in the aviation industry in various roles. Benjamin’s project track record includes worldwide operating airlines such as Lufthansa, Emirates, Air India, Aegean Airlines, Saudia Airlines, S7, Icelandair and many others.

VALÈNCIA. El inicio de la temporada de verano trae varias rutas directas desde el Aeropuerto de València. Las principales novedades de la temporada son el vuelo sin escalas entre València y Atenas, ofrecida por Aegean Airlines desde junio, y la recuperación de la conexión directa con el aeropuerto londinense de Heathrow que British Airways ya ha comenzado a operar desde abril, con lo que la capital valenciana consigue estar conectada con uno de los principales hub del mundo.A estos destinos se suman Lisboa y Catania, operados por la misma aerolínea del grupo IAG. Con ello se amplían las posibilidades de volar sin escalas entre Valencia y Lisboa, ya que la ruta ya era operada por TAP, y entre Valencia y la isla de Sicilia, con la que ya existe una conexión con Palermo.Otras novedades interesantes son las nuevas conexiones con las ciudades francesas Nantes y Burdeos (esta última se mantiene de la temporada invernal), ambas servidas por Ryanair. La aerolínea irlandesa también consolida este verano conexiones que ha ofrecido este invierno como son las de Cagliari (Cerdeña) y las que tienen como destino las ciudades marroquíes de Tánger y Fez. Volotea, por su parte, ofrecerá este verano una conexión directa con Lyon.Entre las novedades nacionales destacan los vuelos directos a Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria y Lanzarote todos ellos operados por Vueling.Estos destinos se suman a otros clásicos del verano como Copenhage (Ryanair), Belfast (Easyjet), Touluse (Easyjet), Kiev (Ukraine), Stuttgart (Eurowings) o Argel y destinos de todo el año como Ámsterdam, París, Frankfurt, Estambul, Moscú, Roma, Pisa, Oporto... Y así hasta más de 80 ciudades.Para hablar de estas nuevas conexiones y de la mejora de la conectividad del Aeropuerto de València, Ventana o Pasillo entrevista en este episodio a Miguel Ángel Pérez Brand Manager de Turismo Valencia y responsable del organismo de desarrollo de nuevas rutas Fly Valencia.114 rutas directas desde ValènciaEn total, las compañías aéreas ofertan hasta el próximo mes de octubre 6,5 millones de asientos, un 11,8% más que el verano pasado. En total, e Aeropuerto de València cuenta con de 114 rutas directas para la temporada estival.Por países, el mercado nacional sigue siendo el que más plazas oferta y en segundo lugar se sitúa el mercado italiano con más de 880.000 asientos, un 10,4% más que la pasada temporada estival. Le sigue Reino Unido, que experimenta un destacable crecimiento del 23,9% con más de 670.000 plazas; Francia, con más de 608.000 plazas y un aumento del 16,6%; y Alemania con más de 600.000 asientos ofertados y un crecimiento del 4,1%.Cada jueves, los periodistas Olga Briasco (@obriasco) y Xavi Moret (@xmoret) proponen viajar a un destino diferente en cada nuevo episodio de Ventana o Pasillo, donde también analizarán temas relacionados con el mundo del turismo y los viajes o entrevistarán a protagonistas de este sector.Si quieres contactar con nosotros, puedes escribirnos a xavimoret@valenciaplaza.com y obriasco@valenciaplaza.com.Episodios anteriores de Ventana o Pasillo– VoP T1E1. Recorremos Ámsterdam en bicicleta– VoP T1E2. Viena, jovialidad imperial: Entrevista a Florian Wiesinger– VoP T1E3. Londres y sus rincones– VoP T1E4.A qué tienes derecho y cómo reclamar si cancelan tu vuelo– VoP T1E5. Estambul, la ciudad de las mil mezquitas El podcast Nuevas rutas directas desde el Aeropuerto de València ha sido publicado en Plaza Radio

SPEAKERS PANEL: ARBER DEVA, LUFTHANSA, Senior Director, Head of Direct Distribution Solutions at Lufthansa Group | Austrian Airlines, Lufthansa, SWISS ROLAND JAGGI, AEGEAN AIRLINES, CCO PHILIPP MICALLEF, ADVISOR, FORMERLY CEO AT AIR MALTA, SITA, ORANGE, OLIVETTI #thinkfuture Der Beitrag HAC18 – What decision makers need to know erschien zuerst auf AGILE COSMOPOLITAN.

SPEAKERS: ROLAND JAGGI, AEGEAN AIRLINES, CHIEF COMMERCIAL OFFICER SIMON GRENNAN, PLANITAS AIRLINE SYSTEMS, CEO LAURENT LEBARD, YIELDIN, PRESIDENT, PREVIOUSLY CLUB MED, FLYBABOO JONATHAN NEWMAN, ( caravelo ( , CHIEF COMMERCIAL OFFICER MICHAEL PETERS, BARRY INNOVATIONS, RMS #thinkfuture Der Beitrag HAC13 – Key revenue optimisation strategies in the current dynamic environment erschien zuerst auf AGILE COSMOPOLITAN.

GR - Interview with aviation and tourism expert Bill Kalivas, on his online campaign to get more nonstop flights scheduled from the U.S. to Greece, on the Greek airline market, and on tourism prospects for Greece. Greek voiceover. Aired Oct. 15-22, 2015.

EN - Interview with aviation and tourism expert Bill Kalivas, on his online campaign to get more nonstop flights scheduled from the U.S. to Greece, on the Greek airline market, and on tourism prospects for Greece. In English. Aired October 15-22, 2015.

The number of challenges facing Korean Air could fill an A380. Nonetheless the airline remains quite profitable. Korean Air's prime competitor, Asiana, has not been as fortunate, and we discuss the differences. Meanwhile, Aegean Airlines is doing just fine—more than fine, even—in a very tough economic environment. No stranger to a tough economic environment, Brazil's Azul is trying to hold its own by again selling a piece of itself. Also, what's so special about the U.K. leisure carrier Jet2.com?