Don't disconnect your printer just yet. While some tech-savvy passengers may be ready for it, experts say paperless boarding won?t be successful until it is both reliable and universal.
[Thu, 2 Sep 2010 19:05:38 GMT]
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Don't disconnect your printer just yet. While some tech-savvy passengers may be ready for it, experts say paperless boarding won?t be successful until it is both reliable and universal.
In a snag all too familiar to commuters in a rail-dependent region, Amtrak and regional transit agencies halted trains throughout the Northeast for more than an hour at the height of the morning rush Tuesday because of power problems that apparently began in the Washington area.
Forget about greasy french fries, soggy pizza or that sandwich that's been sitting out for hours. Filet mignon, crispy duck confit and crab cakes are taking off at the airport.
London taxis, with their friendly drivers who actually know where they are going, are ranked best in the world, according to an annual taxi poll.
The United Arab Emirates' looming crackdown on BlackBerry services will extend to foreign visitors, putting the government's concerns over the smart phones in direct conflict with the country's ambitions to be a business and tourism haven.
Good times are finally back for the nation's airlines. For travelers, that means it's getting harder to find bargains.