Frontier apologizes to quadriplegic man removed from flight, Lightsquared to modify network, California Pacific startup to fly to Vegas
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Frontier apologizes to quadriplegic man removed from flight, Lightsquared to modify network, California Pacific startup to fly to Vegas
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Behavior Detection Officers targeting Mexicans, new wireless network could jam GPS, Las Vegas Sands sued by employees
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Running on empty because of headwinds, Delta and SkyTeam to cut transatlantic capacity again, FAA warns pilots in Las Vegas about electronic issues
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AA makes emergency landing with smoke in cockpit, don’t rely only on your GPS, no reason for spate of airline passenger insanity
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Is GPS use on flights OK? Designated driver service launches in Vegas, first class food in an airliner
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Ned Levi looks at the privacy issues travelers face using electronic devices which hold personal data, or access the Internet, and for travelers which post travel photos on the Internet while traveling.
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Virtual reality in cockpit means always sunny days, would-be TSA computer saboteur gets jailed, 767 milestone and possible assembly-line shutdown
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It’s holiday time again. This week, Ned has his annual holiday gift suggestions for travelers. You’ll find some “out of the box” suggestions for that traveler who has everything.
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Last week a new group of scientists were inducted into the inventors hall of fame. Among those honored are a few who have had dramatic impact on travel and tourism. The other inventors honored this year improved rocket propulsion, synthesized diamonds, pioneered video games, developed the glue for Post-It Notes and revolutionized phone wiring.
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