As airline executives convened at IATA’s Annual General Meeting in Istanbul last year, the prevalent concern revolved around the impediments in the supply chain that were causing delays in aircraft deliveries. Fast forward to this year’s meeting, and industry leaders are expressing a sense of déjà vu, with little improvement in the situation. IATA director
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Nomad Tea Parlor, the latest addition to the dining scene in Manhattan, promises to deliver a unique dining experience to food enthusiasts. With a prime location at 244 5th Avenue, this establishment brings modern Cantonese cuisine with a touch of nostalgia to the neighborhood. The owners, Jae Yang and Mandy Zhang, aim to celebrate Chinese
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Archer Aviation has reached a significant milestone in its journey towards revolutionizing air travel with the development of electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOLs). The Federal Aviation Administration recently granted Archer the Part 135 certification, a key step that brings the company closer to launching electric air taxis for travelers. These futuristic aircraft have
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Long-haul flights are often associated with drinking alcohol to help passengers sleep, but a new study has found that this behavior may actually pose health risks, even for young and healthy individuals. The combination of alcohol consumption, sleep, and the low oxygen levels at high altitudes can put added strain on the cardiovascular system and
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Viking, one of the largest and fastest-growing ocean and river cruise lines, recently went public and provided a glimpse into its booking statistics during its first earnings call. The company revealed that like the other big players in the cruise industry, its bookings are soaring. According to Viking’s Q1 earnings call, an impressive 91% of
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