On this blog and in my book, I speculated about the social airline. A Dutch reader points me to Bluenity, a social network for AirFrance and KLM passengers. Neat.
This entry was posted on Tuesday, May 12th, 2009 at 3:03 pm and was tagged airlines, wwgd.
The “social airline” is no longer a speculation: SATISFLY leverages the best practices of Social Media to profile airline customers and then elaborates seat arrangements in order to provide each passenger with the most compatible neighbour onboard. Neat-er.
The “social airline” is no longer a speculation: SATISFLY leverages the best practices of Social Media to profile airline customers and then elaborates seat arrangements in order to provide each passenger with the most compatible neighbour onboard. Neat-er.
[...] week Jeff Jarvis pointed to Bluenity, a new social network for AirFrance and KLM passengers. It’s a tremendously [...]