Misapplied Sciences and Delta’s Personalized Flight Information Displays
The new tech, called Parallel Reality, aims to make the airport stress-free
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American Express’ Limited Edition Delta Reserve Card Is Made From Boeing 747 Metal
With nostalgic material, both brands underscore a message of top-notch service
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A "bonkers" dinosaur discovery, candy-colored planes, chatty fungi and more
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A Practical Peek at the Future of Travel
Breaking down data and insights from experts, The Future of Travel answers practical questions about the industry—from when business trips will become more frequent to what families should know before booking vacations. Further …
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From a color-matching app by Pantone to the history of the fire pole and a profile of the keepers of NYC's community fridges, our round-up from the web
Interview: Travel Content Creator, Activist + Resource Jeff Jenkins
A launch member of the Black Travel Alliance and founder of Chubby Diaries, tells us about inclusion on flights and in faraway destinations
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Zephyr’s Double-Decker Airplane Seats Let Passengers Lie Flat
Named the Zephyr Seat, US-based start-up Zephyr Aerospace’s new patent-pending design lets customers in economy class lie flat, courtesy of a double-decker bunk that saves space and creates more formal dividers between …
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Jazz history, black holes explained, whimsical virtual exhibitions and discoveries from ancient ruins
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Philippe Starck's private space homes, lie-flay beds in economy class, knitting climate data into scarves and more
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Air New Zealand’s Lie-Flat Beds for Economy Travel
A development that may benefit many passengers on long-haul flights, Air New Zealand has filed patent and trademark applications for a lie-flat sleeping pod prototype designed for economy-class travelers. Referred to as …