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Monaco has long been associated with high-end car racing and luxurious boating experiences, but in recent years, the principality has been making efforts to be recognized as a sustainability destination as well. The “Green is the New Glam” campaign was launched in 2018 to showcase Monaco’s environmental initiatives. Additionally, a 2023 tourism campaign identified sustainability
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The art scene in New York City is vibrant and diverse, with some of the most popular art museums in the world. The Chelsea galleries in Manhattan are a favorite among artists for their large rooms and high ceilings, providing a museum-like experience without the crowds. These galleries, such as C24, Hauser & Wirth, and
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The recent outage experienced by Delta Air Lines had a significant financial impact on the company. Delta disclosed that it cost them about $550 million, including a $380 million revenue hit in the current quarter. This was primarily due to refunding customers for cancelled flights and providing compensation in cash and SkyMiles. Additionally, there was
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Boeing has been under scrutiny following a safety incident involving a door plug on a 737 Max 9 aircraft earlier this year. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) released documents outlining the details of the incident, which highlighted the need for design changes to prevent future occurrences. Investigation Findings Preliminary investigation results revealed that bolts
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UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee recently recognized the Saint Hilarion Monastery in the Gaza Strip by adding it to both the “World Heritage” and “World Heritage In Danger” lists. This decision highlights the historical and cultural significance of the ancient monastery and emphasizes the urgent need for its protection. The emergency procedure used for the inscription
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It was recently reported that Delta Air Lines rejected onsite assistance from CrowdStrike following a massive outage last month that resulted in thousands of flight cancellations. Delta CEO Ed Bastian revealed on CNBC’s “Squawk Box” that the company incurred losses of approximately $500 million due to customer compensation and other costs related to the outage.
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As major airlines like United, Delta, and American Airlines grounded flights on a Friday morning, chaos ensued due to a global IT outage affecting their operations. Eric Napoli, the chief legal officer at AirHelp, described the situation as mass chaos unfolding everywhere, highlighting the incredible bottleneck the shutdown had on numerous flights. This incident left
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In a groundbreaking move, Singapore has introduced a new “token-less clearance” program at Changi Airport, revolutionizing the way residents can enter the country. This program, which utilizes eye and facial biometrics for immigration clearance, eliminates the need for traditional passport checks. The concept of passport-less immigration represents a paradigm shift in border clearance, signaling a
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United Airlines reported a strong second-quarter profit increase of more than 20% compared to the previous year. This was largely driven by robust demand for international travel, which positively impacted the carrier’s overall results. However, the third-quarter forecast fell short of expectations due to an oversupply of flights putting pressure on fares. In the second
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Boeing faced disappointment in the second quarter with a bigger loss and weaker revenue than expected by analysts. The company reported a loss per share of $2.90 adjusted, compared to the estimated $1.97 per share. Additionally, revenue for the quarter was $16.87 billion, falling short of the projected $17.23 billion. This disappointing performance reflects the
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