Wings Aroundflipped into Anything & Everything of InterestCharting the Next 12 Months — and Beyond — of the Coronavirus PandemicHealth30 key moments that could shape COVID-19's direction within the next year and how our lives will be impacted. The coronavirus pandemic has claimed the lives of more than 200,000 Americans, a Johns Hopkins University tally reveals. President Trump excoriates China and the World Health Organization in a United Nations address, blaming them for the virus' spread. Healthcare workers say COVID-19 is taking a heavy mental toll on them: "I'm no hero, I'm broken."
Wings Aroundflipped into AIRLINES & AVIATIONUnited Airlines United Airlines Will Remain Half Its Size Until Vaccine Is Widely Distributed: CEO skift.com - Madhu Unnikrishnan United Airlines expects to remain 45 percent of its pre-pandemic size for the next 15 months, CEO Scott Kirby said at the Skift Global Forum on …
Wings Aroundflipped into AIRLINES & AVIATIONQantas Qantas cuts Wallabies sponsorship after 30-year association, also pulls support for cricket and football stuff.co.nz - PATRICK HATCH AND TOM DECENT Qantas will end its 30-year sponsorship of the Wallabies and cease financial support for the national cricket and soccer teams as it desperately …
Wings Aroundflipped into AIRLINES & AVIATIONHydrogen The New Hydrogen-Powered Aircraft from Airbus Is Beautiful. Will It Work? Popular Mechanics - By Caroline DelbertThe mission: zero-emission passenger flight. This blended-wing body concept may do the trick. After teasing hydrogen innovation in a July panel, Airbus has released prototypes of a line of hydrogen aircraft,...
Wings Aroundflipped into AIRLINES & AVIATIONAlaska Airlines Alaska Airlines Aims for Smarter Pricing During the Crisis With the Help of New Tech skift.com - Sean O'Neill Airlines are struggling to pluck as much revenue as they can from travelers today, and the computers they use to set airfares and plan how many seats …
Wings Aroundflipped into AIRLINES & AVIATIONHydrogen Airbus' Jaw Dropping New Jet Concept Has Environmentalists Fuming dmarge.com - James Booth Airbus yesterday in Toulouse unveiled three concepts for the world’s first zero-emission commercial aircraft which could enter service by 2035. Each …
