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Intelsat, operator of the world’s largest integrated satellite and terrestrial networks and leading provider of in-flight connectivity (IFC), recently launched high-speed, reliable inflight connectivity service on Thai Airways International’s Airbus A330-300s. “We are delighted to partner with Thai Airways to deliver streaming-quality inflight connectivity for their passengers throughout Southeast Asia and beyond,” said Mike DeMarco,

COLORADO SPRINGS — Jared Isaacman, the White House’s nominee to lead NASA, said that the agency should simultaneously pursue both a human return to the moon and crewed missions to Mars. In a confirmation hearing by the Senate Commerce Committee April 9, senators pressed Isaacman about his commitment to the ongoing Artemis lunar exploration campaign

Air India is again in the spotlight after a passenger allegedly urinated on a Japanese national during flight AI2336 from Delhi to Bangkok on April 9, 2025 (Airbus A320neo reg. VT-RTS)—echoing the infamous 2022 “pee-gate” incident. The accused, identified as Tushar Masand (seat 2D), reportedly urinated on Hiroshi Yoshizane, Managing Director of Bridgestone India, who

The Laurus, a Luxury Collection Resort — Photo by Marriott Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) will host Singapore’s first The Luxury Collection branded property, set to open in 3Q2025. Developed in collaboration with Marriott International, The Laurus, a Luxury Collection Resort, will offer a private, all-suite hotel with 183 rooms, available for bookings from May 2025.

The hospitality industry is currently facing a confluence of challenges that threaten to curtail travel demand and strain hotel operations. Economic uncertainties, compounded by recent tariff implementations, are reshaping traveler behaviors and demand forecasts. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for hoteliers aiming to navigate the impending downturn effectively. Recent data underscores a troubling trend in

Anthropic, the US AI company behind the Claude chatbot, said on Monday, 7 April 2025, it would create more than 100 roles in Europe, including in Dublin and London, as it appointed Guillaume Princen as its Europe, Middle East and Africa head. Anthropic logo is seen in this illustration taken 20 May 2024. Reuters/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File