Hacker News with Generative AI: Air Travel

Jeju Air Jet Crashes in South Korea With Over 170 Dead or Missing (bloomberg.com)
A Jeju Air Co. plane landing in South Korea crashed on an airport runway and caught fire, resulting in more than 170 people dead or missing.
Missiles are now the biggest killer of airline passengers (wsj.com)
Jetliners being accidentally blasted out of the sky has become the leading cause of commercial-aviation deaths over recent years, marking a new trend running counter to an otherwise improving safety picture.
Russia hit flight J2-8243, then jammed electronics and denied permission to land (bsky.app)
Is Weight-Based Pricing the Key to Sustainable Air Travel? (unh.edu)
UNH researcher investigates public perception of controversial policies
Airline informant received thousands from passenger cash seizures (atlantanewsfirst.com)
With a single sentence, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has ended a nationwide program that had seized untold millions in cash from airline passengers without arrests.
Two US airline jets struck by gunfire over Haiti's capital (cnn.com)
The Spiral of Wrath: The crash of Armavia flight 967 (medium.com)
On the 3rd of May 2006, an Armenian Airbus A320 on approach to the Russian resort city of Sochi slammed into the Black Sea amid darkness and fog, killing all 113 passengers and crew.
Class 'Inequity' Fuels Air Rage (avweb.com)
A little-known 2016 study by Princeton University researchers is getting attention again for a different take on why airline passengers are so grumpy these days.
Academics say flying to meetings harms the climate – but they carry on (nature.com)
An overwhelming majority of survey respondents at a top research university agree that air travel contributes to climate change, but many — especially professors and PhD students — often fly to conferences anyway, according to a study1 published last month in Global Environmental Change1.
Is Clear Air Turbulence becoming more common? (flightradar24.com)
Boeing Passenger Jet Nearly Crashes Because of Known Software Bug (independent.co.uk)
Air Canada's Boeing 777 trails flames on take-off (twitter.com)
Air Canada ordered to pay couple $2k. Instead, it's taking them to court (cbc.ca)
Singapore Airlines flight hits turbulence, 1 dead, 7 critically injured (reuters.com)
Disruptions Loom as 17 Air Traffic Controllers Balk at Job Relocation (nytimes.com)
Led Zeppelin had an electric fireplace in their plane (2018) (blogspot.com)
Man creatively sneaks onto Delta flight, but gets caught (onemileatatime.com)