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The Widening Gap Between Rich and Poor: Airline Edition

  • April 7th, 2011
  • Posted in Travel
  • By Glenn Gruber

I saw this infographic the other day and thought it was worth sharing. As one who falls into the left hand category its kinda depressing to read.  The most surprising thing to me on the whole chart — that Jimmy Carter actually signed airline deregulation! I would have sworn it would have been Reagan. But [ READ MORE ]

Maybe Spirit’s Carry-On Fees are a Good Idea

  • April 6th, 2010
  • Posted in Travel
  • By Glenn Gruber

When I first saw the tweet from Forrester’s Henry Harteveldt (who got my vote for most trusted person in travel) this morning that Spirit Airlines will be charging fees for carry-on items I had the same reaction that many probably did when they saw the headline: “Enough is enough, stop trying to shake me down [ READ MORE ]

About Glenn Gruber

I’m a technology marketing executive working for Ness Technologies' Software Product Labs team responsible for building our travel technology practice. I am very interested in the changing software paradigm and the impact that it's going to have on the travel industry. Technology like SOA, Cloud/SaaS, Mobile, the evolution of the social enterprise and social-aware software IS changing the traditional software landscape. The question is how and whether you’ll be prepared.
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