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Raymond Kollau Founder airlinetrends.com [email protected] Aircraft Interiors Expo Hamburg 26 March 2012 Embracing The Future welcoming change and innovation in the cabin

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Raymond KollauFounder [email protected]

Aircraft Interiors ExpoHamburg26 March 2012

Embracing The Futurewelcoming change andinnovation in the cabin

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PRODUCT & SERVICE INNOVATIONS

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� What makes passengers feel good about

flying?

TODAY

� What can airlines learn from other industries?

Innovative onboard products and services

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TODAYWHAT MAKES PASSENGERS FEEL GOOD ABOUT FLYING?

What makes passengersfeel good

about flying?

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TODAYWHAT MAKES PASSENGERS FEEL GOOD ABOUT FLYING?

EMPOWEREDInformed

Connected

IN CONTROLChoice

Self-service

INDIVIDUALPersonalized

EXPECTATIONSExperienced

Other industries

SOCIALLY

RESPONSIBLESustainability

Transparency

Accountability

CONVENIENCE

Simple

Seamless

Real-time

EXPERIENCEComfort

Storytelling

Surprise

Human

VALUE FOR MONEYFormat competition

Frugal customers

LESS LOYALCompetition = choice

Recognized, rewarded

DIVERSENon-western

Older, female, GenY

PASSENGERS

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TODAYPERSONAL

“The machines are advancing, yet the eye-striking

change is that Lufthansa is getting only at the doors of the aircraft in touch with the customer.“

“Lufthansa wants to use passenger’s personal data

to make their flight more personal.”

“What we have to do is really connect the data in a way to have more individualized customer service.

Today there are a lot of limits.”

- Lufthansa CEO Christoph Franz (Digital Life Conference, Jan. 2012)

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Shorter feedback loops 3 weeks to 3 days

Satisfaction Gold members: +14% since rollout initiativesource: IAG nov. 2011

BA Enhanced Service Platform

TODAYPERSONAL

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TODAYWHAT MAKES PASSENGERS FEEL GOOD ABOUT FLYING?

Starbucks

CHOICE

CHOICE ANXIETY

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Air New Zealand ´virtual classes´

TODAYCHOICE

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TODAYWHAT MAKES PASSENGERS FEEL GOOD ABOUT FLYING?

Evolution of ancillaries

CHOICE

source: Delta Investor Day 12.11

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KLM ‘meet & seat’

TODAYCHOICE (control)

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Lufthansa ‘pre flight dinner’

TODAYCHOICE (control)

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Virgin America RED

TODAYCONTROL (on demand)

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Virgin America RED

TODAYCONTROL (on demand)

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Delta x Gogo

TODAYCONNECTED

North America: 1,500 a/cPaid usage: 5-8% (Virgin America 16%)sources: WSJ, In-Stat, Mary Kirby

WHAT MAKES PASSENGERS FEEL GOOD ABOUT FLYING?

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Delta luggage tracking

TODAYINFORMED (real-time)

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Copenhagen Kastrup

TODAYINFORMED (real-time)

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Industry standard

TODAYCOMFORT

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Industry standard

TODAYCOMFORT

2013

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Air New Zealand ‘Skycouch’

TODAYCOMFORT (design)

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Air New Zealand

TODAYCOMFORT (design)

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787 Dreamliner

TODAYCOMFORT (cabin)

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Lufthansa

TODAYDIVERSE

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Copenhagen Kastrup

TODAYDIVERSE

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´ladies only´

TODAYDIVERSE

‘men only’

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Alitalia ‘Made in Italy’

TODAYSTORY (local, authentic)

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Qantas recycling

TODAYSUSTAINABLE

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Estonian Air ‘gourmet flight’

TODAYSURPRISE (experience)

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Finnair x Angry Birds

TODAYSURPRISE (experience)

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TAM ‘Comandante Kid’

TODAYHUMAN TOUCH

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TODAYWHAT MAKES PASSENGERS FEEL GOOD ABOUT FLYING?

What can airlines learnfrom other industries?

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TODAYWHAT MAKES PASSENGERS FEEL GOOD ABOUT FLYING?

Customers do not view experiences

via a single lens

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AUTOMOTIVE

BA x Forpeople

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HOSPITALITY

Singapore Airlines

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RETAIL (online)

“We are replacing the traditional focus on

distribution, which is driven by efficiency,

with a focus on retailing.

The airline industry should look to the

retail sector for good practice in how to

tailor offers, merchandise and drive

increasing revenues.”-- David Doctor, Director Distribution Marketing, Amadeus (Jan. 2012)

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RETAIL (online)

Air New Zealand

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RETAIL (onboard)

Virgin America ‘open tab’

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RETAIL (onboard)

Korean Air x L’Oréal travel retail

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BRANDED BRANDS

JAL x Tempur

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BRANDED BRANDS

United x Westin

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BRANDED BRANDS

SWISS x Nespresso

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BRANDED BRANDS

Korean Air x Bose

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iPads as intermediate solution before start refurbishment program BA’s B777-200s

BRANDED BRANDS

British Airways

source IAG Investor Day 11.11

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BRAND SPACE

Korean Air x Absolut ‘Celestial Bar’

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TRYVERTISING

Virgin America x Google

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TODAYWHAT MAKES PASSENGERS FEEL GOOD ABOUT FLYING?INNOVATION

� Evolving consumer needs and expectations

� Personalization and choice increasingly

important elements of passenger experience

� Learn from/partner with other industries

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Raymond KollauFounder [email protected]

Aircraft Interiors ExpoHamburg26 March 2012

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