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FAA orders grounding of more than 170 Boeing 737 Max 9s(cnbc.com)
783 points by ephesee | 748 comments
CNBC news article reporting the FAA grounding over 170 Boeing 737 Max 9 jets after a panel blew out on an Alaska Airlines flight.
Boeing whistleblower found dead in US(bbc.com)
895 points by neapolisbeach | 352 comments
BBC News article reporting that a Boeing whistleblower was found dead in the US.
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395 points by Eridanus2 | 802 comments
Simple Flying news article about a United Airlines 767 returning to Newark after a passenger device's offensive Bluetooth name triggered a security alert.
The TSA's New $45 Fee to Fly Without ID Is Illegal(frommers.com)
535 points by donohoe | 611 comments
Frommer's article reporting a regulatory expert's claim that the TSA's new $45 fee for flying without acceptable ID is illegal.
US airlines are pushing to remove protections for passengers and add more fees(travelandtourworld.com)
589 points by duxup | 555 comments
Travel and Tour World news article on American, Delta, Southwest, United and other US airlines lobbying to roll back passenger protections and add fees.
China tells its AI leaders to avoid U.S. travel over security concerns(wsj.com)
393 points by bookofjoe | 374 comments
Wall Street Journal article reporting that China has told its AI leaders to avoid travel to the U.S. over security concerns; the page showed a captcha.
CEOs who think AI replaces their employees are just bad CEOs(techdirt.com)
760 points by speckx | 277 comments
Techdirt opinion piece by Mike Masnick arguing that CEOs who mandate AI use or see it as replacing employees are bad leaders.
Airlines will make $118B in extra fees(fastcompany.com)
363 points by thunderbong | 283 comments
Fast Company article reporting airlines will earn a record $118 billion in extra fees in 2023 and explaining how their websites use design to pressure fliers into paying.