Points disappear, CEOs emerge, engines stumble, politics meddles — and yes, humans still do dumber things with electronics behind the wheel.
Picasso Style Note: The mix of corporate shakeups, disappearing perks, and Beltway politics feels cynical and sharp. This day suits Analytical Cubism again — fractured forms, overlapping planes, and subdued palettes mirroring broken loyalty systems, political layers, and industry critiques.
(Lightweight JPEG artwork can be generated in this style.)
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Chase drops Emirates as a transfer partner
Chase Ultimate Rewards members will no longer be able to transfer points to Emirates Skywards. Point hounds: watch your balances.
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Airlines for America names Chris Sununu CEO
Former New Hampshire governor steps into the airline trade group’s top role. Politics and aviation have never been far apart — this makes it official.
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Are we overusing the term “AI travel tools”?
NYT tests travel AI assistants. Surprise: most aren’t ready for prime time. The AI hype cycle may need an itinerary rewrite.
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Air Baltic picks a new CEO
The Latvian carrier hires a former SAS and Finnair finance lead. Expect a tighter, more cautious approach. Somber, yes — but maybe necessary.
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Airbus defends UH-72 helicopters
Pushback on criticism that UH-72s are “ill-suited” for training. Politics or Beltway BS? The hearings say a lot about more than helicopters.
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Quirky: Electronics and driving don’t mix
A new NASEM study finds that distraction by electronics behind the wheel remains a huge risk factor. Obvious? Maybe. Still quirky when set against aviation’s obsession with safety.
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