For the Professor's celebration of the latest trip round the sun here are some tidbits for you.
From loyalty currencies to luggage lessons, artificial horizons and digital borders—plus one bovine bucking gravity.
BA redirects its festive routes, Spirit Airlines’ fallout offers winners and losers, London’s chic meet-ups for travelers, AI rollout friction, Hawaiian route realignments—and one historic cow gets airborne.
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BA rings in festive cheer, flight-by-flight AVIOS only
British Airways will operate select flights to Cape Town over the busy holiday season via Avios-only bookings—your points might finally fly you somewhere exotic.
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Who wins in a post-Spirit world?
IdeaWorks Company’s latest highlights the creative, often unexpected, revenue strategies gaining traction amid Spirit Airlines’ turbulence. Worth your coffee time.
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The absolute latest must-have travel accessories
Transport for London unveils a chic collection that will make your business trip Instagram-ready. Ready to carry your commuter cred?
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ChatGPT rollout still a mess
CNN reports persistent hiccups, from login fails to hallucinations—reminder that “beta” in AI is often painful, live, and public.
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Sayonara FUK
Hawaiian Airlines pulls underperforming Japan routes—keeping only Australia connections. Hawaii to Japan: gone.
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Quirky: Elm Farm Ollie — the first cow to fly in a plane
In 1930, a Guernsey cow named Elm Farm Ollie soared over St. Louis, milked in-flight and dropped to eager crowds below. Aviation’s most udderly unexpected groundbreaker.
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