Bombardier made the bold decision many years ago to develop a completely new plane that would ultimately compete with the titans of the airframe industry, Boeing and Airbus. The audacious move took a major step forward to success when Bombardier landed a big order from Delta. What does this mean for passengers?
Amazon seems to think that Alexa needed some sisters and brothers. They’re expanding the popular Echo to include a few more uses for Alexa. I’m intrigued.
The back and forth between American Airlines and Gogo over the past week has been interesting. While they seem to be playing a bit nicer now, Gogo’s stock is still beat up. What’s next for this partnership?
American Airlines and Gogo seem to be having a tiff this morning in regards to network speeds, new technology and where AA will get their next generation of in-flight internet from. What does this mean for customers?
Computers are going to rule the world, if they don’t already. Uber is becoming a part of our daily fabric in many ways. Pizza already was.
Remember those days when you chose between coach and first class when you bought an airline ticket? Or, if you’re like most people, walked past first class on your way to the coach seat you purchased? The times are a-changing, with 3 different flavors of “coach” coming to an American Airlines plane near you later this year.
A month after we learned that Hyatt was the target of a data breach we have more info on how big a breach it was. Honestly, I believe it’s bigger than expected.
The Boeing 747 has been an iconic figure in aviation history. Making the likes of Pan Am possible, it’s been featured in movies, flown Presidents hundreds of thousands of miles and been a workhorse of the freight industry for decades.
Innovation has lead to twin-engine planes that can fly just as far while burning less fuel, reducing the market size for new 747s. Is the 747 at the end of its runway?
Today’s Best of the Rest features status matches to American Airlines Executive Platinum status, the FAA doesn’t like the Rams new stadium, false start before turning over a NewLeaf, cheap flights to Vegas and Europe…..
Given my recent travel craziness, I found myself with a rare week at home. I still ended up at an airport to try and work on an airline ticket that I couldn’t change over the phone and we did the kids skiing, but the…