Airlines
United Airlines Sends Real-Time Radar Maps to Customers During Weather Delays
United is leading the industry in providing travellers with as much real-time information as possible about their journey, especially if things don’t go as planned, and as part of that effort, it now emails clients access to local, live radar maps during weather delays.
In the last few years, the airline has deployed specialised teams to compose and dispatch text messages to patrons providing almost real-time information about a particular flight – ranging from gate modifications and boarding schedules to more detailed information about aircraft replacements, crew rescheduling, and meteorological conditions.
These teams are now utilising generative artificial intelligence (gen AI) technologies to help provide more passengers with real-time updates during flight delays.
Customers may better understand how bad weather in one area of the country can affect a flight in another by using real-time radar maps, United’s most recent invention. With the use of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, United is the sole American airline offering its patrons these kinds of targeted communications at this time.
Here’s how it works:
- Specialized customer service teams sit in the network operations center alongside the flight operations teams and tap gen AI to review flight data and write customer messages that tells the complete story of a flight change. These messages are sent to customers through text or email in an effort to provide more helpful and relevant information about why flight plans are changing.
- During weather events, messages will include links to local, live radar maps showing weather details across flight paths. This helps customers stay informed on weather-related delays, including showing how weather in one part of the country can impact a flight elsewhere. Plus, customers on all flights can access links to weather maps in the United app under flight status updates, and United displays radar maps in the gate area when a flight has been delayed due to weather.
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Ryanair mocks Rishi Sunak and internet responds back
Ryanair, a well-known low-cost carrier, recently posted a tweet mocking Rishi Sunak regarding his election results, creating a buzz and dividing opinions online.
In the latest update on the UK elections, the Labour Party has ended the 14-year rule of the Conservatives, crossing the majority mark.
UK election Result
Keir Starmer is set to become the prime minister, the first from the Labour Party since 2010, stating, “Change begins now.” Rishi Sunak, conceding defeat, described the outcome as a “thoughtful verdict” and took responsibility for the loss.
He assured that the transition of power would be smooth and peaceful, with goodwill from all parties involved.
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Ryanair is known for its frequent controversies, sometimes even mocking its own customers, particularly concerning ryanair seat comfort. Many complaints focus on the compact seating and limited legroom, as Ryanair flights generally offer minimal amenities.
Some user wrote ” Take him to Rwanda and let him submit his asylum application from there please. ” ” You’d have to provide a sandwich, not a baguette or croissant though.”
And don’t worry about the legroom…oh wait you never do” Now this is so insensitive… regardless of the outcome of the election, he is still our PM.”
Despite these issues, Ryanair remains one of Europe’s most successful low-cost airlines, employing various business strategies to attract customers with competitive pricing.
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The airline primarily operates the Boeing 737 MAX 8200, which boasts extended travel range. However, Ryanair consistently makes headlines not only for operational achievements but also for its notable responses to travelers and competitors alike.
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