Airlines pin recovery hopes on technology
Both BA and easyJet are looking to IT-led initiatives to help them break through the dark economic clouds that continue to hang over the airline sector
easyJet has in-sourced its aircraft engineering system and improved its crew rostering applications As airlines dust themselves down following one of the worst recessions in the industry’s history,...
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