Boeing 777: world’s best passenger plane, MGM Resorts upgraded Wi-Fi, CAAC delays 787 certification, planes get scrapped sooner
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China
China’s new skyscraper looks like the “Pants of the East,” American Airlines responds to Down Syndrome incident, Boeing weighs less costly sites for jet development
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The renowned Golden Rule — ”Do unto others as you would have others do unto you” — originated with Confucius more than 2,500 years ago. Fyllis Hockman shares her trip to Confucius’ hometown in China.
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The Internet Crime Complaint Center has issued a warning about cyber attacks on traveler laptop computers connected to hotel guest Internet networks. Ned Levi discusses the problem and outlines 8 steps travelers can take to prevent damage from cyber attacks to their laptop computers connected to hotel and publicly accessible Internet networks.
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Karen Fawcett reports on her recent trip to Vietnam. Her focus this week is about how two people can take the same trip, but see the country so differently, from two different and unique perspectives.
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A recent return trip to China, more than 20 years after my first visit, resembled a back-to-the-future experience. Like the rest of the country, Shandong Province, perched on a peninsula jutting into the Yellow Sea southeast of Beijing, offers a study in contrasts. In cities, modern skyscrapers stretch as far as the eye can see. Members of the “millennial” generation sporting the latest fashions are glued to their cell phones.
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Ned Levi reports first hand about the security breach which occurred Sunday at Amtrak’s Philadelphia 30th Street Station. No gate agent or security were assigned to the 5:15am Regional train to New York.
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Boeing 747-8 gets off the ground with a million pounds, FAA tightens 737 inspections, Lindu airport in China deemed unsafe
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No gambling required at Harrahs to get points on their bonus cards, AA delays launch or flight from Chicago to Beijing, LaHood tells airlines that they will face maximum fines for violating 3-hour tarmac delay rules
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