airlinetrends.com in the press
4 February 2015 | "Virgin America, Norwegian and Air New Zealand allow passengers to order beverages via the inflight entertainment systems," says Raymond Kollau of airlinetrends.com. Read article
31 January 2015 | “Gulf carriers are already making the next leap investing in cabin interiors and seats,” says Raymond Kollau of Netherlands-based airlinetrends.com. Read article
29 December 2014 | “For the new airline players who are making their mark on the global arena, the massive reach that sports still has makes it an ideal platform to build their brands,” says Kollau. Read article
27 December 2014 | "I quite like the idea of thinking beyond the flight by offering all passengers boarding pass perks that let them make more of their stay in a city," airlinetrends.com's Kollau said. Read article
19 December 2014 | According to Raymond Kollau of airlinetrends.com, low-cost carriers are also upgrading and adding sleep-friendly renovations to its cabins. Read article
30 November 2014 | Raymond Kollau of airlinetrends.com argues that “airlines are betting that the image of luxury they project for the front helps attract passengers to the rest of the plane.” Read article
12 October 2014 | As Raymond Kollau from airlinetrends.com points out, “These customers will vote with their wallets every time new routes are added by these best-of-the-best carriers.” Read article
11 August 2014 | “In my opinion it is both a marketing stunt as well as a clever use of the real estate of the A380,” said Raymond Kollau, the founder of Airlinetrends.com Read article
8 August 2014 | “These kind of events not only keep kids busy, but "create a cozy atmosphere," said Kollau, “so both parents and fellow passengers are happy.” Read article
5 August 2014 | "Airports and airlines have placed amenities that improve passenger well-being high on their agenda,” said Raymond Kollau of airlinetrends.com. Read article
22 July 2014 | “Airlines have investing in their lounges as well in order to offer their most valuable passengers a premium end-to-end experience,” said Raymond Kollau, founder of airlinetrends.com. Read article
17 July 2014 | "Traditional IFE systems were guarded and closed. But by opening them up to personal devices, the sky’s the limit," says Raymond Kollau, founder of Airlinetrends.com. Read article
24 May 2014 | Raymond Kollau, founder of airlinetrends.com, thinks business class will just keep getting better. “It will become something in between business and first class,” he says. Read article
13 May 2014 | “The airlines in the Gulf are really stepping up, and airlines in the US and Western Europe are investing lots in hardware – cabin interiors and seats,” explained Raymond Kollau, Founder of Airlinetrends.com. Read article
12 May 2014 | “Major airlines are still making significant investments in fixed IFE systems and backseat screens on wide-body aircraft,” said Raymond Kollau of airlinetrends.com. Read article
8 May 2014 | "Airlines may have started to reach the limits to innovations with seats and cabin space," said Raymond Kollau, founder of airlinetrends.com. "So airlines are increasingly turning their attention to customer service to complement investments in hardware." Read article
5 May 2014 | "These suites are a step beyond the First Class Suites offered by the likes of Emirates and Singapore Airlines on their flagship A380s." said airlinetrends.com founder Raymond Kollau. Read article
6 April 2014 | "Social media allows travellers in transit to get in touch with their airline in a much easier way," Raymond Kollau, founder of airlinetrends.com, said. Read article
3 April 2014 | “The airline industry is a front-runner in the adoption of social media,” said Raymond Kollau, founder of Airlinetrends.com, “as it has provided customers with a magnified voice that can have a huge impact on an airline’s reputation.” Read article
24 March 2014 | Luftfahrexperte Raymond Kollau, der das Branchenportal "Airlinetrends.com" betreibt, sagt im Gespräch mit der "Welt": "Technisch stellt dies keine Verletzung der Fluggastrechte dar." Read article