Linking the Travel Industry | Ryanair Incentivizes Staff to Spot Oversized Cabin Bags

Korean Air is to purchase 103 Boeing aircraft in a deal worth approximately $36.2 billion.

The OpenTravel Alliance becomes a member of Overture Maps Foundation, giving them access to the newly released Global Entity Reference System (GERS) to address standards for location data in travel distribution.

In a heavily critiqued move, Tanzania introduces hefty passenger levies for travel to and from their country.

Mexico city restores flight slots to US carriers, reversing a 2022 policy which favoured Mexican carriers.

Ryanair increases staff rewards for catching passengers with oversized cabin bags.

They are also not expanding on their presence in Belgium following a 150% increase in Belgian aviation tax.

Air New Zealand reports a 14% drop in profits.

The most engaged post of the week goes to Richard Valtr, founder at Mews, where he talks about how they now offer hotels a property management system which enables guests to use both Apple Wallet and Google Wallet as their room key.

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