FLIGHT OF FANCY? Passengers want to fly more often in the future. Who wouldn’t, if the future of flight looks like this Airbus concept? (Airbus)
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The future of airline travel
It will come as a surprise to no-one in the airline industry that air travel is and will remain the world’s real World Wide Web. Even Bill Gates says so.
Released just before July’s Farnborough Airshow, a new Airbus survey found that “Facebook won’t replace face to face.” And this wasn’t just any survey.
Over the past two years Airbus polled more than 1.75 million people to find out what passengers want from flying in the future.
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