Who Knew They Were Still Using Them? US Air Traffic Control Finally Ditches 1980s Floppy Disks
The FAA is replacing 1980s-era technology and floppy disks with a new digital system at 435 facilities across the United States by 2028
The FAA is replacing 1980s-era technology and floppy disks with a new digital system at 435 facilities across the United States by 2028
Researchers in Germany have developed an artificial intelligence system that can identify 14 species of frogs and toads by the sounds they make
Starting Wednesday, November 4, a new declaration requirement will go into effect for all passengers on international flights to the United States, even those who have not visited Africa
This mesmerizing region rewards travelers who look beyond its famous views with medieval towns, beaches and unexpected landscapes for a truly unique journey
Novotel and Mercure hotels in Singapore are integrating a fleet of 11 autonomous service robots that will make room deliveries, call elevators, and connect to the hotels' communication systems
A nurse was killed and another health worker was severely injured while responding to an Ebola alert in Bafwasende, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Hilton for Business now lets company administrators book, change and cancel employee hotel stays, view reservations and track who is staying at a property
The first known human Shamonda virus infection was reported in France in a patient who died in early October
easyJet and easyJet Holidays are launching a new initiative for new parents, which will cover the cost of the first passport for babies who book a holiday package through them
Michaelis Kovilitis, who previously served as CFO and Deputy CEO, is the new CEO of AEGEAN. Dimitris Georgianis, who served in the position for 20 years. will end his role