MAXjet revamps website, to facilitate completion of transatlantic itinerary
MAXjet Airways, a low-fare, all business class transatlantic airline, has worked on a revamped, user-friendly site, maxjet.com, facilitating customers with their own connections to hundreds of destinations across Europe and North America. - (7/6/2006)
Gary Rogliano, chief executive officer, MAXjet said the company is continually researching customers needs to find out their origination and their final destination.
“It is clear that many customers are choosing to fly with us in business class comfort for the longer transatlantic part of their journey and are then transferring to other carriers to complete their journey to a range of European and US destinations,” said Rogliano.
The new site helps in planning an itinerary, with potential onward connections to other cities in the UK and Europe for US visitors, and a range of US destinations for those travelling from European and UK destinations.
According to MAXjet, for those originating in the US, the website recommends European connections from London Stansted such as Turkey, Denmark, Ireland, Germany and the Czech Republic operated by several of the low-cost carriers at Stansted.
For the European traveller, recommended connections from Washington DC and New York to more than 40 US cities include Las Vegas, Denver, Houston, Miami, San Diego, Boston and Chicago. It features a wide range of airlines, including low-cost carriers, as well as legacy carriers. The site offers suggested connection times with a link through to the connecting airline’s website.
“The site also features very clear, step- by- step airport connection guides for London Stansted, New York JFK and Washington Dulles,” it added.
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MAXjet Airways, a low-fare, all business class transatlantic airline, has worked on a revamped, user-friendly site, maxjet.com, facilitating customers with their own connections to hundreds of destinations across Europe and North America. - (7/6/2006)
Gary Rogliano, chief executive officer, MAXjet said the company is continually researching customers needs to find out their origination and their final destination.
“It is clear that many customers are choosing to fly with us in business class comfort for the longer transatlantic part of their journey and are then transferring to other carriers to complete their journey to a range of European and US destinations,” said Rogliano.
The new site helps in planning an itinerary, with potential onward connections to other cities in the UK and Europe for US visitors, and a range of US destinations for those travelling from European and UK destinations.
According to MAXjet, for those originating in the US, the website recommends European connections from London Stansted such as Turkey, Denmark, Ireland, Germany and the Czech Republic operated by several of the low-cost carriers at Stansted.
For the European traveller, recommended connections from Washington DC and New York to more than 40 US cities include Las Vegas, Denver, Houston, Miami, San Diego, Boston and Chicago. It features a wide range of airlines, including low-cost carriers, as well as legacy carriers. The site offers suggested connection times with a link through to the connecting airline’s website.
“The site also features very clear, step- by- step airport connection guides for London Stansted, New York JFK and Washington Dulles,” it added.
http://www.eyefortravel.com/index.asp?n ... src=nwsltr
an psachnete gia to site tis http://maxjet.com/
mou aresoun poli ta chromata pou kanei use