Articles tagged “safety”

James Hall's op-ed is a clear protest of the FAA's approval to let the Dreamliner fly again; and he doesn't even get into the fact that the FAA let Boeing give itself the final clearance to get the 787 airborne again.

Social media isn't just for spreading rumors or criticizing CNN: Social media provides a line of communication that hotel guests, staff, and the public can use to stay informed.

Egypt has enough problems in reviving its tourism business, safety has to be a big priority all around.

Universal systems that solve all problems are attractive in theory, but implementation is difficult, especially when you're dealing with multiple different operators, a hundred thousand miles of track, and political infighting.

Lion Air is currently banned from flying in Europe, and this incident won't hasten any change in policy.

This IATA-African Union initiative could save lots of lives and bring Africa into a modern aviation environment.

The tourism industry does not work alone. It simultaneously touches and is impacted by world events, technology, green energy, the economy, and, of course, people. It must consider and constantly adapt to these moving factors in order to move forward in a positive meaningful way.