Flight Attendants May Keep Track of Passenger Well Being Via Seat Sensors

It’s nice when flight attendants recognize you as a frequent flier and can identify you by name. Being aware of your typical requests for service while flying on their airline helps the crew better attend to your needs. Now, imagine that the airline seats themselves help report important facts...

Would You Land or Depart at a Remote Controlled Airport?

We can always expect that there will be technological innovations when it comes to transportation, and it’s a good idea to learn about them as soon as we can, so we can prepare for the changes. From the days of horses and buggies to an era when private citizens...

More Luxury: The Battles to Come in the Sky Between New York and L.A.

The competition on the transcontinental routes is fiercer than ever – airlines are adding more space, luxury, privacy and, of course, profits. This year we have seen more mini-suites; offering total privacy, lie-flat seats and first class cabins aimed at the VIP market. The trend is set to get...

Royal Coachman’s Business Travel Trends in 2013

Half of travelers have saved their company money on air fares by booking at least 14 days in advance, says Orbitz in their analysis of business travel for the first quarter of 2013. The other key headline is that the vast majority (98%) of hotel bookings are for less...

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Flight Attendants May Keep Track of Passenger Well Being Via Seat Sensors

Would You Land or Depart at a Remote Controlled Airport?

More Luxury: The Battles to Come in the Sky Between New York and L.A.

Royal Coachman’s Business Travel Trends in 2013

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