Boeing has five focus areas for airline technology that will make the future of flight more accessible, comfortable and sustainable.
Today’s passenger expects a high-tech cruise ship and tech-enabled crew prepared to deliver them an effortless, engaging and highly personalized experience at sea. That has major cruise lines racing to differentiate their brands by adopting a suite of integrated technologies, from wearables to Internet of Things (IoT) sensors and interactive digital displays.
5G technology will enable people to capitalize on the additional free time granted by autonomous vehicles.
With a multichannel strategy, cruise lines can deliver a high-tech cruise experience that delights customers and deepens relationships.
To improve the customer experience and help housekeeping staff stay ahead of cleanliness targets, the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport worked with Hipaax to deploy a TaskWatch-based wearable workflow solution, allowing staff to gain real-time data insights into facility usage.
As passengers expect increasingly personalized service, more airlines are turning to new technology to enhance the travel experience.
In order to meet consumer demand, airlines must provide in-flight Wi-Fi that rivals the connectivity travelers are used to at home.
Driving is about to get a lot safer thanks to new connected car developments such as BrakeActive, which aims to reduce rear-end collisions.
Are self-piloted airplanes on the horizon? A new development in automation technology could mean big changes for the aviation world.
JetBlue is catering to consumer demand by offering passengers free, high-speed, in-flight Wi-Fi on its entire fleet.