Articles tagged “safety”

The speed in which American citizens can be alerted to violent outbreaks, natural disasters, and safety hazards abroad today is just one the significant ways that technology has changed the way we travel.

The aircraft manufacturer has yet to pinpoint a problem, but as the groundings continue it's biggest challenge will be to convince regulators that the corners they allowed Boeing to cut shouldn't be revisited.

The safety and privacy concerns that pushed the scanners out of airports won't likely be an issue wherever they end up next, which will give operators time to focus on the real concern: What's the radiation really like?

That the FAA is in bed with the airline industry is an age-old accusation and this new report from OIG will only increase that din.

Most of the funny ones are tough to pull off, as Delta's would attest, and needs to fit in with the airline's overall image, not a one off.

The State Department is implicit in its intent to keep warnings politically neutral, but their alerts, often picked up by other governments, carry heavy implications for the targeted country.

Tour operators report zero cancellations following the New Delhi rape, but the impact on female travelers still in the planning stages or those looking to backpack solo is harder to measure.

The Dreamliner has become symbolic of aviation's promises for a greener, quieter future., and that's why the world has to continue to make efforts to keep it alive.