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The CX Lens: Rethinking leadership through the customer lens
Ludo Raedts
12 episodes
1 day ago
The CX Lens offers weekly, AI-generated insights for leaders who take customer-centricity seriously. Each episode explores what leadership looks like when organizations are truly seen through the eyes of their customers.
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The CX Lens offers weekly, AI-generated insights for leaders who take customer-centricity seriously. Each episode explores what leadership looks like when organizations are truly seen through the eyes of their customers.
Show more...
Management
Business
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Layovers, Loyalty, and Lost Bags — CX in Air Travel
The CX Lens: Rethinking leadership through the customer lens
20 minutes 20 seconds
3 months ago
Layovers, Loyalty, and Lost Bags — CX in Air Travel

🪞 What This Episode Is About:
What happens when you run an industrial-scale operation — but every mishap feels deeply personal? This episode unpacks the paradox at the heart of air travel: balancing relentless efficiency with real empathy. From lost bags and delayed flights to loyalty points and profit margins, we explore how airlines can turn operational friction into moments of trust — and why the brands that master this paradox will fly further with their customers.

📌 Key Themes:

  • High Emotion, High Volume: Why one lost bag can undo a million smooth flights

  • What Really Drives Choice: Price is king — but service is the tiebreaker

  • Modern Loyalty: From transactional perks to lifestyle relationships

  • Digital Transformation: Self-service, biometrics, and the limits of chatbots

  • Empathy at 30,000 Feet: Empowered frontline staff as the hidden differentiator

  • Service Recovery Paradox: How great problem-solving turns complaints into loyalty

💡 Featured Insights & Examples:

  • Mishandled bags surged 75% in 2022 — 26 million bags mishandled

  • 1 in 5 flights in the U.S. delayed in 2023 — 80% on-time sounds good, until you’re in the 20%

  • Alaska Airlines trains employees to “Connect first, then act” — human before process

  • Delta’s profit sharing and frontline empowerment build goodwill at scale

  • Qantas CEO’s apology tour: loyalty is earned daily, not owed forever

  • Younger travelers more willing to pay for experience — but demand digital ease

🗣️ Memorable Quotes:

“A mishandled bag is 0.7% for the airline — but it’s 100% for the passenger.”
“Operational excellence without emotional intelligence is a dead end.”
“Every disruption is a chance to prove you care.”
“In air travel, empathy isn’t extra — it’s the difference between an apology and a customer lost forever.”

📈 Why It Matters:
Airlines can’t control the weather — but they can control how they show up when things go wrong. In an industry where perfection is impossible, loyalty is built through micro-moments of understanding and decisive service recovery.

✅ Takeaway for Leaders:
Invest in tech to smooth the journey — but never forget the human at the gate, the agent with authority, and the little gesture that says we see you.

🔍 Listen Now and Reflect:
Are you flying for efficiency — or earning loyalty at every layover?

The CX Lens: Rethinking leadership through the customer lens
The CX Lens offers weekly, AI-generated insights for leaders who take customer-centricity seriously. Each episode explores what leadership looks like when organizations are truly seen through the eyes of their customers.