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How United Airlines uses AI to make flying the friendly skies a bit easier | ⁦via TechCrunch⁩ Frederic Lardinois

Oh, Lufthansa is far more than a year late rolling out Allegris, lol.

This was announced...honestly I can't even remember how long ago Lufthansa originally announced it. 2015? 2016?

Airbus to boost A350 production to 12 aircraft per month in 2028. EIS for the A321XLR remains Q3 of this year.

No work today. Only Squiggles.

I, too, have heard rumblings of this.

.avianca re-launching business class on A320 family aircraft for 11 routes, calling it Avianca Insignia.

Returns on Bogotá to Santiago de Chile, São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Miami, Washington, New York, Boston, Toronto and Mexico City. #PaxEx

.IndiGo says it has ordered 30 Airbus A350-900 for a major expansion into longhaul operations, powered by the Trent XWB engine.

Deliveries are expected to begin in 2027, and IndiGo has purchase rights for 70 more.

AA has pushed this back to July 11

There's an airline industry software provider named Accelya and every time a co-worker means to say [Amtrak] Acela, they say Accelya and it melts my brain a little bit more.

DOT defines an 'automatic refund' as issuing a refund without waiting to receive an explicit request from the passenger when the right to a refund is 'undisputed' because the passenger rejected alternate travel or none was offered.

This is going to be problematic when an airline…