After over 50 years, Southwest Airlines declares the end of its open seating policy. Instead of its open seating policy, the airline will start having assigned seats and premium extended legroom options. The airline discovered that their passengers prefer having assigned premium seating. Based on their study, 80% of its customers and 90% of potential ..read more

The Microsoft outage on Friday resulted in thousands of delayed or canceled flights across the country. According to the cybersecurity company CrowdStrike, an update on its software disrupted US airlines’ scheduling and other functions by affecting Microsoft’s Windows Operating System.   Microsoft Outage The US airline industry relies on overlapping systems, including technologies responsible for flight ..read more

The Microsoft outage on Friday resulted in thousands of delayed or canceled flights across the country. According to the cybersecurity company CrowdStrike, an update on its software disrupted US airlines’ scheduling and other functions by affecting Microsoft’s Windows Operating System.   Microsoft Outage The US airline industry relies on overlapping systems, including technologies responsible for flight control in the cockpit and the tracking software used by the Federal Aviation Administration control towers.  While the FAA and airports didn’t report outages in their systems, a ..read more

Southwest Airlines confirmed incidents wherein soda cans burst due to the intense summer heat. Airline officials said that they are aware of soda cans rupturing while being opened. This resulted in both onboard messes and injuries among employees.  This summer, around 20 employees were injured, including one that resulted in stitches. Southwest says that this also happened last year. However, there have been more incidents this year than last summer.  The airline is already taking necessary steps to address the issue. Chris Perry, the airline spokesperson said “We’ve developed a miti ..read more

Get ready for an adventure with Verizon ensuring you stay connected whether you’re traveling by air, car, or cruise in the U .S. or abroad. Here with more is Verizon tech expert Steve Vendenter ..read more

Fresh flavors, cutting edge tech and eco -friendly solutions are poised to transform your dining experience like never before. What are the latest food and restaurant trends you’ll see this year? Well, joining us live from the National Restaurant Association show in Chicago, the most influential event for the food service industry are restaurant industry experts Christine Johnson and Caitlin Rodgers. Thank you both for being with us today ..read more

In June, the Affordable Connectivity Program ended, but Verizon remains committed to keeping you connected. Here to share more is Verizon tech expert Chris Serico ..read more

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Summer holiday season is in full swing and our friend Chef Jamie Gwen is here to explain how to make a July 4th party pop and she’s got some good cooking and grilling tips that you need to know ..read more

Delta Air Lines is investigating spoiled food that was served during an international flight. The incident happened early Wednesday, July 3, on a Detroit to Amsterdam flight with 277 passengers.   The flight was then diverted to New York upon the advice of medical experts after crew members learned some economy passengers had been served spoiled food. CBS shared photos of the alleged spoiled food, but Delta didn’t confirm the authenticity of the photos. The airline said that it is investigating what went wrong.  Delta spokesperson Anthony Black said that the airline hasn’t deter ..read more