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Monthly Archives: May 2018
How Uber Plans To Get Flying Taxis Off The Ground
“I remember DoT studies in the ’60s about the great future of [VTOL] air taxis,” says Hubert Horan, an airline industry veteran, transportation consultant, and stanch Uber critic. “Now we can have service every 15 minutes from Philadelphia to New … Continue reading
7 Stocks That Should Stay Away From Stock Buybacks
Certain companies should not do stock buybacks. Take Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN). It hasn’t repurchased its shares since the first quarter 2012 when it bought back $960 million at $181.13 a share. In case you’re wondering, that’s a 765% return (43.3% compounded … Continue reading
The Miserable Economy Airline Seat Got A Major Redesign
The Eco Seat, which was also presented in Hamburg, shares the mission of the airplane saddle: to give airlines a way to increase passenger density. But PearsonLloyd–a London-based design studio focused on aviation, workplace, healthcare, and urban environments–is aiming to … Continue reading
Boeing Nears Deal to Buy Aerospace-Parts Specialist KLX
Boeing Co. BA -1.21% is nearing a deal to buy aerospace-parts specialist KLX Inc. as part of its expansion into the aircraft-services business, according to people familiar with the matter. The companies are expected to announce a deal Monday, the … Continue reading
Does Cabin Wi-Fi Provide a Direct Connection to Higher Aircraft Resale Value?
Wi-Fi value: What’s the ROI? Let’s say you’re fortunate enough to be flying an airplane with a modern Wi-Fi system and you’re thinking of selling. What return can you expect on that investment? “There is a relationship to what that … Continue reading
Alexander S. Doleva
Alexander S. Doleva, 93, passed away on Wednesday morning April 25, 2018 at Brightview Senior Living Center in Canton. He was born June 25, 1924 in West Conshocken, Pa., a son of Alexander J. and Laura (Borowska) Doleva. He graduated … Continue reading
Check out Elmhurst’s offerings on Museum Day
Everyone is invited to explore three museums for free and participate in family-friendly activities during Elmhurst Museum Day. This 22nd annual event, which coincides with International Museum Day, will be from 1-5 p.m. May 20. Participating are the Elmhurst History … Continue reading