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Last week, the Mobile World Capital (MWC) Barcelona 2025 gathered industry leaders, tech innovators and digital disruptors to explore the future of mobile innovation, digital transformation and customer experience. With thousands of exhibitors and sessions covering everything from predictive AI to next-gen digital experiences, it was an essential event for staying ahead in airline technology. Branchspace’s Dorota Ziajka, Product Manager for Triplake On the Go, attended MWC and shared her biggest takeaways from the event.

Sustainability is shaping the future of travel and aviation. As the industry evolves, so do the challenges and opportunities in responsible travel, accessibility, and innovation.At Branchspace, we’re committed to helping airlines navigate this transformation, so we’ve rounded up five must-read articles this month - from the push for low-emission aviation to making digital travel more accessible.Here’s what’s making an impact in March.

We are thrilled to announce that Branchspace has been featured in the prestigious FT1000: Europe’s Fastest Growing Companies 2025 ranking, compiled by the Financial Times in partnership with Statista. This recognition underscores our commitment to innovation and excellence in the airline digital retailing sector.

The IATA World Data Symposium 2025 in Dublin took off in style with the energy of Irish drums and dance, setting the stage for two days of high-impact discussions on how data, AI, and technology are reshaping aviation.

Through the Fly Net Zero 2050 pledge and various other commitments, our industry has set ambitious goals to ensure that flying is sustainable and to achieve net-zero carbon emissions from all airline operations by 2050. This transition to a greener aviation will require new skills, both in the shape of new emerging occupations and changes in needs for existing occupations. These new, ‘green skills’ have been defined by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training (Cedefop) as “the skills needed by the workforce, in all sectors and at all levels, in order to help the adaptation of products, services and processes to the transformations due to climate change and to environmental requirements and regulations”. Recognising the need for these new skills and investing in developing them now is essential to the success of our Net Zero ambitions. They will indeed be required to develop new sustainable technologies, apply new practices in operations and logistics, understand and implement new green policies, anticipate risks linked to climate change, and manage resources etc.

After supporting Air France-KLM for over a year on its vendor selection process, the airline announces its decision to work with Amadeus Nevio as they fully transition to an Offer & Order Management System.