Aviation: Delta hopes to use AI to likely have you pay more for flights
Delta intends to use AI to figure out how to price each seat, per customer, differently, based on their estimate of your willingness to pay.
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Delta intends to use AI to figure out how to price each seat, per customer, differently, based on their estimate of your willingness to pay.
Very few women are pilots (as of 2022).
The FAA is still using Windows 95 and floppy disks for many functions.
Media flips and gives up on EVs.
The media now likes Teslas again, after trashing them the past few months.
A fake made up news story from a content mill says "Drivers are abandoning EVs". Except the data shows the EV market share growth continues ...
Can a person with a nut allergy have an anaphylactic reaction as a result of others eating nuts in the vicinity? Some experts say yes and some say no.
Portland's TriMet public transit system has lost 1/3d of its riders and within 2 years will have to cut half of its bus routes.
Only 10% of new cars have a full size spare tire. 40% have no spare tire.
The FAA is anonymizing private jets in air travel tracking databases.
In November 2021, the Federal government authorized billions to build out an EV charging network. As of March 2025, just 60 stations have been built.
The FAA had approved putting helicopters within 75 feet of arriving airliners. This never made sense.
Nice online tool for checking on your vehicle emission options.
Nothing makes any sense. The media is failing to inform readers as to why DOGE is happening.