Norway has officially approved the construction of the world’s first full-scale ship tunnel, marking a major development in maritime infrastructure.
Norway greenlights first full-scale ship tunnel
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Allegiant Air Slashes 61 Routes in Major Network Restructuring, Signaling Consolidation Pressures Across Ultra-Low-Cost Carriers
Allegiant Air has eliminated 61 routes over the past year, signaling industry-wide consolidation pressures and operational challenges for ultra-low-cost carriers.
Elon Musk’s Missed Full Self-Driving Targets Are Even Wilder Than I Remembered
Elon Musk’s predictions for full self-driving have consistently missed deadlines for over a decade, with recent insights revealing how far off they were.
Seat ejection, mud embankment may have saved lone survivor of AI 171 crash
The sole survivor of the AI 171 crash was ejected mid-air and landed behind a mud embankment, shielding him from fire and blast injuries, according to police.
United Airlines 767 returns to Newark after Bluetooth name sparks alert
A United Airlines Boeing 767-400ER returning from Palma de Mallorca turned back after a Bluetooth device name, reportedly ‘BOMB,’ triggered a security alert.
Japan shipbuilding town looks to foreign workers, AI amid labor crunch
Imabari faces a labor shortage amid rising shipbuilding demand, exploring foreign labor and AI to meet production goals.
All Vehicles Sold in the EU Must Be Able to Hook Up to a Breathalyzer
Starting July 1, all vehicles sold in the EU must include a standard interface for breathalyzer ignition locks, part of efforts to reduce drunk driving.
Spirit Airlines Spent $1.61 For Every $1 It Took In — New Filing Shows Why It Couldn’t Be Saved
New filings reveal Spirit Airlines spent $1.61 for every dollar it earned, highlighting its financial failure and the reasons it couldn’t be saved.
Southeast Asia’s turn to crops for fuel leaves less for food and exports
Rising use of crops for biofuel in Southeast Asia is reducing food production and exports, raising concerns over food security and economic stability.
Hitachi lands deal for Mexican railway signaling system
Hitachi wins a €168 million contract to supply signaling and telecom systems for a 396-km railway line in northeastern Mexico, expanding its global rail operations.
