What a 64-Mile Flight Says About Travel Discovery
American Airlines launches its shortest-ever route — Miami to Bimini, 64 miles. But the real story isn't the distance. It's about why routes like this stay invisible to most travelers, and what that reveals about the limits of traditional search.
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When Better Comfort Isn't Searchable: What Lufthansa's Allegris Rollout Reveals
Lufthansa's Allegris business class is finally bookable — but travelers still can't search for it. A look at why airline product innovation stays hidden behind legacy discovery systems, and what it costs everyone in the ecosystem.
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Cabin Labels Don't Tell the Whole Story: Why Discovery Needs to Understand Intent
Thai Airways sells lie-flat seats labeled as premium economy — and most travelers will never find them. The case for moving beyond cabin class categories toward intent-based, attribute-aware flight discovery.
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