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Enrique Dans

On the effects of technology and innovation on people, companies and society (writing in Spanish at enriquedans.com since 2003)

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IMAGE: A wrinkled boarding pass

IMAGE: A wrinkled boarding pass

One ID: a seamless air travel experience, or more surveillance?

Starlink WiFi and Qatar Airways: the perfect connection

IMAGE: A totem advertising the new face recognition system installed ib the Madrid Airport for Iberia flights between Madrid and Barcelona

IMAGE: A totem advertising the new face recognition system installed ib the Madrid Airport for Iberia flights between Madrid and Barcelona

Spanish carrier Iberia trials facial recognition system

IMAGE: The CX300, a fully electric, battery powered airplane that carries five people and has a range of 620 kilometers

IMAGE: The CX300, a fully electric, battery powered airplane that carries five people and has a range of 620 kilometers

Who said electric air transportation would never fly?

IMAGE: A cartoon by Geek & Poke explaining the term “technical debt”, with two persons staring at a screen and saying “Please don’t ask me how this works and please don’t ask me why this works”

IMAGE: A cartoon by Geek & Poke explaining the term “technical debt”, with two persons staring at a screen and saying “Please don’t ask me how this works and please don’t ask me why this works”

How technical debt can cripple a company when the perfect storm hits

IMAGE: A French TGV (Train à Grande Vitesse) crossing the French countryside

IMAGE: A French TGV (Train à Grande Vitesse) crossing the French countryside

Forget the plane; let the train take the strain

IMAGE: A plane equipped with Starlink Aviation Desktop, the internet access service that SpaceX is now starting to commercialize for airlines

IMAGE: A plane equipped with Starlink Aviation Desktop, the internet access service that SpaceX is now starting to commercialize for airlines

Why Elon Musk was the only person who could offer decent in-flight internet access

IMAGE: An Apple AirTag on a picture of a conveyor belt in the baggage claim area of an airport

IMAGE: An Apple AirTag on a picture of a conveyor belt in the baggage claim area of an airport

Lufthansa, the AirTags… and the passengers who knew too much

IMAGE: An airplane on flying on top of a few skyscrapers, seen from the ground

IMAGE: An airplane on flying on top of a few skyscrapers, seen from the ground

It seems impossible, but what if we stopped flying?

Why rail transportation is gradually going to replace air travel