Articles by Seth Miller
You Really Need to Do This Before You Act on What the Chatbot Told You
Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Subscribe to our newsletter AI became a larger part of our ordinary lives quickly. We already had AI assistants like Amazon's Alexa and Apple's Siri. And in March, Amazon added a health assistant to its website that can read your medical records and book your appointments. In May, Schwab gave retail clients a tool that summarizes why their portfolio moved. The technology turns up in the search bar and the banking app whether you asked for it or not.
Gen Z Thinks They Need $9.5 Million to Be Successful. Here’s What Healthy Money Habits Actually Look Like
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty Images You can drive through a comfortable neighborhood and have no idea which families own their lives and which ones are financially stretched. The house looks the same either way. So do the cars in the driveway and the beach photos from spring break. But while one family might own all of it outright, the next could be borrowing against next year to keep pace.
Would you fly 22 hours on a plane to avoid having a connection?
Qantas announced a new ultra long-haul route taking off in 2027, flying non-stop between London and Sydney in a journey that will take approximately 22 hours. It'll by the longest commercial flight in the world. Here & Now's Peter O'Dowd speaks with Seth Miller, managing editor of the aviation industry news site PaxEx.Aero, about the logistics and concept behind this journey. This article was originally published on WBUR.org.
Intelsat Multi-Orbit Inflight Connectivity Coming to Skymark Airlines
Japan’s Skymark Airlines will add inflight internet on its upcoming fleet of 737 MAX Aircraft. The company chose Intelsat as its provider, selecting the multi-orbit solution backed by the Gilat Sidewinder antenna. Japan is a very hot IFC market, and we are proud to have been selected by Skymark to deliver a product that will keep the airline on the cutting edge.
Southwest Brings FAA into San Antonio Terminal Fight
Southwest Airlines has been bickering with the San Antonio Airport Authority since mid-2024 now about terminal redevelopment and gate allocations. That effort escalated this week, with the carrier filing an official Part 16 Complaint with the FAA arguing the airport violated rules in relegating the carrier to the older terminal while charging it the same rent as carriers in the newer gates.
Gilat to acquire Stellar Blu
Gilat will acquire ESA-maker Stellar Blu, continuing the consolidation trend in the inflight connectivity world. The deal, expected to close in the back half of 2024, includes an initial payment of $98 million, plus up to $147 million subject to reaching certain post-closing goals. The acquisition is a major milestone in Gilat’s growth strategy to expand its business further into the IFC market.
Starlink sees a BizAv boost at multiple MROs
Getting the first few certifications and installations secured is always a bit of a challenge. But Starlink is quickly scaling up and out in the business aviation segment, securing multiple distribution and installation partners to handle demand for the satellite-based inflight internet services on private planes. And with tens of thousands of private planes still lacking inflight internet services on board the potential market is huge.
Delta plans "High J" config for A350 fleet Original
Delta Air Lines appears set to add more business class seats to its A350s in an upcoming layout. With the new design the carrier will increase the Delta One business class cabin to 40 seats from the current 32. And economy class passengers may also see some benefit from the change. The new layout keeps the same 32 Delta One suites in the front section of the plane while adding two rows of the 1-2-1 layout behind the second set of doors.
JetBlue "Tops Out" JFK T5 Expansion T5i
JetBlue celebrated a milestone in the expansion of their flagship T5 terminal at JFK airport Monday morning with the “Topping Out” of the structure. The event marked the placement of the final steel beam of the T5i building, which is adding new gates and international arrivals facilities for the airline.
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