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The headphones have it
technology by Christopher Null May 2007 A good set of headphones can transport you to another world. We’ve scouted out the best
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UA, AA's new business cabins
also receive noise-canceling headphones; power ports are located in the center console between passengers. By year’s end, all 777s also will have
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July 2007
of headphones can make all the difference. EXECUTIVE COACH Time in the air doesn't have to be wasted. Here are six ways to use it productively
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Front cabin frills
will be nearly three inches wider than the current one, and it will recline to a fully flat six-foot, six-inch bed. Each suite will have an entertainment
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Travel design flaws: Reader suggestions
headphones. Aircraft should have a suitcase closet for people with large roll-aboards, so they don’t have to struggle putting large cases overhead
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Japan Airlines brings new in-flight options to U.S.
inches wide and have a seat pitch of 38 inches – 20 percent more than regular economy seats. The seats are equipped with a power port, and tray
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Factoids: UA, AA business class
motors for customized personal comfort adjustment. Seats lie flat to a length of 76 inches, and have privacy dividers. User can slide each seat
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Mobile Technology
for travelers. The best in handheld translators Check out these useful tools for international travelers. Picking the right set of headphones
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Nov 25 2008, 5:11 PM EST by
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The Executive's Ultimate Travel Resource
in handheld translators The best over-ear headphones Tech News Briefs for Travelers: Sheratons provide testing ground
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Guidance from the Seat Guru
. When you started Seatguru, how highly developed was your vision? I have a computer engineering degree and a minor in business and entrepreneurship
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Feb 16 2007, 4:09 PM EST by
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Alerts for 12/18/06
: "I agree with this new measure. Times have changed, and I would prefer to feel that the U.S. is doing everything possible to detect terrorist methods
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Dec 20 2006, 2:27 PM EST by
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2008 Technology Buying Guide
-standard music player, we’ve got you covered. WORK Business always comes before pleasure, right? But just because you have tons to do doesn’t
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Man Enough for the Spa?
/body benefits that women have long enjoyed. In 2006, more than a third of spa travelers were men, according to ISPA, a spa trade organization. While
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Short Cuts | September 2005
-to-face meetings with passport control officers. Non-EU passport holders who travel regularly through Heathrow can have their iris patterns
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Dec 10 2006, 6:06 PM EST by
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Alerts for 5/07/07
over 19 months, we have undertaken the largest international expansion in Delta’s history.” And in an interview last week with the trade publication
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Technology Guide for 2009
you (or your kids) amused during next summer’s road trip. Whether you’ve only got a few bucks to spend or are rolling in millions, we have something
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Alerts for 4/02/07
study by American Express (see story below) – and hotel and car rental prices were also up sharply. Have rising costs put a crimp in your business
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Good to go
to casually mention the item to loved ones--they’ll no doubt appreciate having an alternative to the familiar gift of a scarf or tie. Computing
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Dec 11 2006, 12:23 AM EST by
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Tech News for Executive Travelers
the technology giant’s newest user interface, Microsoft Surface. The companies have put Microsoft Surface units in the lobbies of five hotels
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Nov 3 2008, 1:34 PM EST by
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The Worst Flight EVER...
A few years ago, i was trveling home with my family from a luxury cruise in the Caribbean with Royal Caribbean International, on a U.S Airways flight non-stop to Boston, MA. The flight started out okay... if you overlooked the state that the plane was in and the tidyness of the cabin, and the friendliness of the staff. Well.. as we were flying, i was listening to the captains channel on my headphones because i saw some flames out my window. As i listened in, i overheard the captain calling out a "mayday" for our flight number to Philidelphia. They responded and the plane started its ebrupt descent. All the passengers were very alarmed because we were nowhere near Boston, and we were on a non-stop flight, and the fact that the planes engine was in flames, and there was no stuardess' around to inform us of the situation taking place. After a little while, the captain of the plane came over the P.A system and told us that "everything would be okay",,, as we were taking a frantic nose-dive towards the nearest airport (Philidelphia, Pennsylvania) and he informed us that we would be making an emergency landing in Philidelphia due to mechanical difficulties with the plane. Personally, i was surprised we had made it that far with the current planes shape that it looked to be in. Anyway, we made our final descent towards the runway and say the entire runway covered with fire foam, firetrucks and ambulances lining up on either sides of the runway and people just wondering if we were going to survive. We did make an okay, very bumpy and slippery landing into the foam and made a quick exit through the side door and onto the runway. Thank God! Then to make a aweful situation worse, U.S Airways promised to get us a "nicer" plane. (which took 2 hours) When it finally came, it looked to be in worse shape than the first one (duct tape was holding the overhead compartments shut) We landed safely in Boston and have never traveled on U.S Airways again.
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Feb 8 2008, 9:24 AM EST by Anonymous
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