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That Was The Week That Was: 28 May – 1 June

Written by Aviation Advocacy on . Posted in Airlines, Airports, Climate change, International Air Transport Association, Low cost carriers

Last week, you may recall, we discussed the concept of airlines creating the random holiday generator, a lucky dip scheme that sends you on a holiday to the destination of their choice.  Not to be outdone, the Air France entry in the legacy lower-cost long-haul stakes, Joon, has its own product that in effect crowdsources holidays.  On Monday it launched another innovative product.  We were promised innovation at Joon, and here it is.  In this scheme, friends get together and create a kitty of funds to send one of the group on a holiday.  It is called PaperPlane.  Ask yourself, which friend do you have that you want to make sure leaves on a holiday without you?  Given the situation at Air France, it is difficult not to see other reasons why it is looking into ways to crowdsource funds…

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