Today is our 100th edition of the Professors Minute Minute.
Thanks to everyone who contributes (knowingly and unknowingly).
And thanks to you for reading.
AI innovation, central bankers under pressure, lounge disappointment, tech infrastructure, airline strategy—and crypto dreams.
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AI Skyways takes flight
Qatar Airways and Accenture unveil “AI Skyways” — a new AI-powered framework to revamp customer experience, operations, and predictive maintenance under one ethical model.
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Central bankers trapped
A declassified memo warns that central banks are struggling under the Fed’s political shadow — jeopardizing global inflation control.
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Delta 360 isn’t worth the hype
Fodor’s review slams Delta’s invite-only loyalty tier: too exclusive, not enough benefit. Elitism has a cost—and travelers probably paid enough.
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Who powers travel sites?
Daniel Pino pulls back the curtain on the tech teams behind the websites and booking platforms — unsung heroes of the travel economy.
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Understanding indirect distribution
Koen Karsbergen offers clarity on indirect airline distribution — a subtle but crucial channel that most travelers never see.
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Quirky: Stelios Haji-Ioannou floated “EASYBitcoin” as an idea for your next getaway currency. Crypto meets vacation budget—because nothing says ‘easy travel’ like a volatile token.
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#Tags:
#Travel #Aviation #AI #AirportInnovation #CentralBanking #Loyalty #EASYBitcoin #Distribution #Picasso
Sources:
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Qatar Airways & Accenture AI Skyways collaboration
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Central banks under Fed pressure
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Travel site tech infrastructure
Style Verification: Friday → Surrealist Picasso (absurd, playful migrations)
Image: Surrealist twist — playful juxtaposition of AI, finance, crypto, and travel, wrapped in dreamlike tones.
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