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No, technology is not what’s wrong with American air travel
In reading the many reactions to this week’s United Airlines horror story, we should not be surprised to see some blaming technology. Air travel is, obviously, a very technology-intensive enterprise, from aircraft to the complex support structure of airports, fuel, … Continue reading