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Delta Air Lines recently revealed that the CrowdStrike outage in the previous month led to mass flight cancellations, resulting in a hefty financial impact of $550 million. The airline stated that this impact included a $380 million revenue loss in the current quarter, which was mainly due to refunding customers for cancelled flights and providing

Robert “Kelly” Ortberg is stepping into the role of CEO at Boeing at a challenging time for the U.S. manufacturing giant. With the company’s reputation under scrutiny due to production defects, delayed deliveries, and a significant cash burn, Ortberg’s primary mission is clear – to restore trust with regulators, airlines, and the public. The task

A recent federal safety hearing revealed that Boeing is making design changes following a near catastrophic incident involving a door plug on a 737 Max 9 aircraft. The National Transportation Safety Board has released over 3,000 pages of documents related to Flight 1282, highlighting the necessity for improvements in safety procedures. According to a Boeing

In the aftermath of a global massive IT outage, Delta Air Lines CEO, Ed Bastian, lashed out at Microsoft and CrowdStrike for the disruption that cost the airline approximately $500 million. Delta struggled to recover from the incident, canceling over 5,000 flights following a botched software update from CrowdStrike which affected millions of computers running

Recently, UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee made a significant decision regarding the Saint Hilarion Monastery, also known as Tell Umm Amer, in the Gaza Strip. During the 46th session of the World Heritage Committee in New Delhi, India, the monastery was added to both the “World Heritage” and “World Heritage In Danger” lists. This recognition highlights

Traveling during the summer season often comes with its fair share of delays and cancellations, causing frustration among passengers. According to experts, high season for flight disruptions typically falls between mid-June and the end of August. This period is characterized by more planes in the skies, frequent bad weather, and increased use of the nation’s

Singapore is set to introduce a new “token-less clearance” program at its Changi Airport, allowing residents to clear immigration using eye and facial biometric processing instead of passports. This marks a significant step in the country’s efforts to modernize and automate its immigration services, ultimately aiming to enhance border security and improve travelers’ experiences. The

CrowdStrike revealed that Delta Air Lines refused onsite assistance during the major outage that led to thousands of flight cancellations last month. This decision by Delta caused significant financial losses amounting to $500 million, including compensation to customers. The airline’s CEO, Ed Bastian, stated on CNBC’s “Squawk Box” that seeking damages is the only option

In today’s labor market, unemployment rates have been relatively low, but not everyone who wants a job has been able to secure one. The term “NEETs” has been coined to refer to individuals who are “not in employment, education, or training.” These individuals often feel discouraged by their economic standing and as a result, are

United Airlines recently reported a more than 20% increase in its second-quarter profit compared to the previous year. This growth was primarily driven by the strong demand for international travel, which boosted the carrier’s results. However, despite this positive outlook, the carrier’s third-quarter forecast fell short of estimates due to an oversupply of flights that

In the midst of a global IT outage impacting major airlines like United, Delta, and American Airlines, chaos ensued as flights were grounded, leaving passengers stranded and frustrated. Eric Napoli, chief legal officer at AirHelp, described the situation as a bottleneck on numerous flights resulting in massive disruptions for travelers. The impact of such shutdowns

In light of the recent massive disruptions caused by a botched CrowdStrike software update, Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian has decided to show appreciation to the employees who were caught in the chaos by offering them two free travel passes. The disruptions led to thousands of customers and crew members being stranded, causing Delta

The idea of working remotely from a cruise ship may sound like a dream come true for many individuals, especially after the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. However, as appealing as it may seem, there are important tax implications that Americans need to consider when earning money while on an international waters cruise. Understanding

Travel has always been associated with leisure, relaxation, and the opportunity to escape from the stresses of everyday life. For many people, this includes indulging in a drink or two while on vacation. Alcohol consumption has become a common way to unwind and socialize while traveling, with many resorts and destinations catering to this by

The recent IT outage experienced by Delta Air Lines left thousands of customers stranded and is expected to cost the company a staggering $500 million. This figure not only includes the lost revenue but also the expenses incurred in terms of compensation and hotel accommodations over a five-day period. The repercussions of the outage were

In the second quarter, Boeing reported a significant loss that was much larger than what analysts had predicted. The loss per share was $2.90, adjusted, compared to the estimated $1.97 per share. Additionally, revenue came in at $16.87 billion, falling short of the expected $17.23 billion. This disappointing performance highlights the ongoing challenges faced by

One would not typically consider Rwanda as a top travel destination, especially when thinking about popular spots like Turkey, Nepal, South Africa, and Indonesia. However, the unexpected natural beauty of Rwanda has left many travelers wanting more. Beyond the well-known primate trekking experiences, the country boasts gorgeous tea plantations, a landscape of a thousand hills,

The Farnborough Air Show, a major event in the aviation industry, has highlighted the challenges faced by major aircraft manufacturers like Boeing and Airbus. Instead of announcing massive airplane orders as in previous years, the focus this year was on the struggles these companies are facing in ramping up airplane production. Both Boeing and Airbus