Flight 025. The true meaning of disruption in air travel. Innovations in the front of the cabin that trickle down to coach. A petition to prevent U.S. airlines from limiting leg room. A court decision that changes the game in passenger claims for delays in Europe. A smart-luggage startup proves not that smart after all. Quebec Airport put an Apple Watch on its wrist. United equips its flight attendant with iPhones and its frequent flyers with a secret program.
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Disruption in air travel
LHR and pollution
Air India announces world's longest flight
Airline layoffs
Stop the leg room war
Innovation in seat design
Europe Court challenges airline excuses for delays
A lucky landing
United apologizes
United pampers
United innovates
A non-smart Bluesmart?
Quebec airport and the Apple Watch
AirAsia is an internet company
Malaysian won't re-brand
The Emirates Jennifer Aniston ad
The Miami Dolphins and Heathrow
A teddy bear journey
Airport of the week
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