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Frankfurt Airport introduces Facebook bot and Twitter tool for real time updates

6 February 20179 February 2017 Karima Kouidri

Frankfurt Airport has introduced two new social media Tools: a Facebook chatbot and a real-time flight information service on Twitter. The Facebook bot, known as FRAnky, can communicate with passengers […]

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Sydney Airport launches real time flight information service for passengers

25 January 2017 Karima Kouidri

New BizTweet service will make travelling easier and more efficient for passengers at Sydney Airport Flight, gate and departure/arrival time information delivered direct to passengers’ devices Sydney Airport is committed […]

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Alaska Airlines offers free in-flight messaging

11 January 201711 January 2017 Karima Kouidri

Alaska Airlines offers free in-flight messaging via iMessage, WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger Travellers flying with Alaska Airlines can now send messages using iMessage, WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger for free on […]

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British Airways launches Facebook messenger “BOTler”

29 November 201629 November 2016 Karima Kouidri

  British Airways has launched a Facebook “BOTler”,   British Airways has launched a Facebook “BOTler”, offering London-bound customers a “best of the best” guide to the capital. The Facebook […]

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The Supertraveler’s Manifesto at Skift Global Forum 2016

17 November 2016 Karima Kouidri

At this year’s Skift Global Forum in New York City, travel leaders from around the world gathered for two days of inspiration, information, and conversation for panels such as this as […]

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Mobile chat apps and bots set to transform travel

13 November 20169 February 2017 Karima Kouidri

No more waiting on hold: mobile chat apps and bots set to transform travel. Who enjoys queuing to check-in to a hotel? How about being put on hold for flight […]

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Frustrated fliers listen up: Airlines hear your rant on Twitter

28 September 20161 August 2022 Karima Kouidri

Frustrated fliers listen up: Airlines hear your rant on Twitter Getty Images Passengers wait for flights at O’Hare International Airport. If you’ve ever had a bad flight or sat in […]

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London City Airport introduces Facebook Messenger

31 July 201622 July 2022 Karima Kouidri

London City Airport introduces Facebook Messenger to check flight information London City Airport is the first airport in the UK to enable passengers to use Facebook Messenger to find out the […]

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