Bug busters

Article Abstract:

The International Air Transport Association's 265 member airlines have invested around $3.5 billion to ensure that they are not affected by any year 2000 computer date change problems. Extensive investment has also been made by more than 2,400 airports and 180 air traffic service providers.

Year 2000 transition (Computers), Information management

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Mail-high club

Article Abstract:

An evaluation is presented of the provision of internet services on commercial airlines. In a move spearheaded by Singapore airlines, online access is provided via exclusive satellite communications. However, there are a number of negative factors about the service, particularly the cost.

Economic aspects, Internet, Information services, Air travel

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Travel tempters

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the installation of e-mail access and World Wide Web site access on airlines. Power supplies will be available for every seat so that laptop computers can be used by passengers.

Electronic mail systems, Email, Web sites (World Wide Web), Web sites

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