“Cargo dips, AI missteps, and free speech in freefall.” It's a new week let's see what we have in store.
Africa: Cargo Down, Travel Up
African airlines saw cargo demand fall 2.1% year-on-year, even as passenger travel surged 9.5%. Baggage in the hold? Overflowing.
Hertz + AI = Arrested Customers?
Reports surface of Hertz’s AI tools flagging legitimate renters as fraudsters — leading to wrongful arrests. That Hertz rental? Might come with handcuffs.
CNN: A Target for Prosecution?
Homeland Security Secretary Noem suggests CNN could be prosecuted over a report. The 1st Amendment would like a word.
🔗 Reuters
Canada’s AD List: A Goldmine for Avgeeks
Transport Canada’s running list of Airworthiness Directives is out — six months of mandatory fixes. A mechanic’s bedtime reading.
Far-Right Men’s Clubs: The KKK Rebranded?
Don’t think the KKK is gone. “Old Glory” and similar groups are giving hate a modern polish.
Quirky Pick: That Remote Worker Could Be in Pyongyang
Turns out, some of those “remote workers” you thought were in Kentucky or India might actually be coding away in North Korea.
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