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Top of Mind Thursday – January 11, 2024: Flying High
Since the start of the year, we’ve seen two scary incidents involving in-flight aircraft. In the first, a JAL wide-body plane burst into flames when it collided on landing with a Japanese coast guard plane about to take off from … Continue reading
Top of Mind Thursday – January 12, 2023: This Won’t Fly
Yesterday, for the second time in a little over 2 weeks, air travel in the US ground to a halt. This time, the problem was not weather-related, but due to the failure of FAA NOTAM software–an application that informs pilots … Continue reading
Top of Mind Thursday October 9, 2014: A Healthy Lesson
After the first Ebola death on U.S. soil, there are plans being developed to do health checks of passengers arriving in this country from Africa. It certainly makes sense to take all reasonable precautions to prevent the spread of a … Continue reading
Cloudy Skies Ahead for Frequent Travelers: The Demise of Clear
It was a great concept: Pre-register frequent travelers by collecting information about them as well as unmistakable personal identification (fingerprints, retinal scans), and help speed them through the security lines in airports. More than that, it actually worked pretty well … Continue reading