Qantas won't disclose data on performance of the new technology, such as baggage-handling numbers or changes in average wait in airport check-in lines.
As Dolly, Laurie has been saddled with too many saintly attributes, but she makes her character an ethereal earth mother, giving her the weight to carry her head-in-the-clouds lines, and delivers a remarkable performance.
He cited the difference between what the airlines think will placate customers--prompt ticket refunds, quoting lowest available fares and retrieving lost luggage--and what's really annoying travelers: flight delays, long check-in lines and the 20-minute wait at the baggage carousel.
The earlier mentioned Fast Company article suggests that the way to capture higher value is for creative strategists to evolve from story-tellers to story-builders, meaning they curate, participate, and add to never-ending story-lines in co-creation with the end individuals.
Mr. Stewart is sometimes able to pack one week's worth of clothes in a handbag, avoiding the nuisance of long check-in lines at the airport.
Baxter International is now in late-stage trials in Europe using green-monkey kidney cell lines to grow the virus in vats.
Oil prices skyrocketed and Americans waited in mile-long lines just to fill up their cars with gas.
FORBES: Chinese Demand Remains The Driver Of World Oil Prices And That's Bullish
Approved travelers get to use a kiosk to enter the country rather than waiting in often-long lines to get their passports stamped and go through Customs inspection.
Think green spaces, resort-like bathrooms and VIP check-in lines.
FORBES: InterContinental Plans Upscale Hotels With Chinese Characteristics
But with check-in lines and traffic jams still for the most part unavoidable, new services are cropping up to help make businesspeople's journey to the airport more enjoyable -- and perhaps, more important, productive.
Air travel has become increasingly annoying and enervating: delayed flights, more restrictive rules on the size of carry-ons (anything bigger than a wallet may force a gate check), delayed or lost luggage, long check-in lines, etc.
There's a lot less sex in this one, and it's mostly in come-on lines that refer to Shaft's reputation as a lothario, rather than act it out reportedly a cause of anger between the black star and the director, John Singleton, on one side, and the white producer, Scott Rudin, on the other.
In its report, the WAO said it "found no evidence of inappropriate ministerial influence - on party-political or other lines - in the Welsh government's decisions about Awema's funding".
Even as New Jersey motorists were fueling up with relative ease after a gas-rationing system was put in place on Nov. 3, New York drivers waited in long lines until similar gas-rationing was instituted in the city on Nov. 8.
By helping the base use existing juice supply more efficiently, the co-op can hold off on costly and more complicated investments in new high-voltage lines.
They are building copper mines in the Congo, high-speed rail lines in Brazil and apartment complexes in Saudi Arabia.
Jenkins also has taken over telco hotels in Silicon Valley, Los Angeles, Chicago and New York, where more than 100 long-haul carriers connect with local fiber lines in so-called meet-me rooms similar to old-fashioned telephone switchboards.
As a young man, I bought myself a ticket on the Isle of Wight ferry, and sailed through the lines of warships at anchor in the Solent - there were lines of Leander class frigates, 'O' class diesel submarines, and minesweepers.
In the past, banks would agree at little cost to provide back-up lines for commercial-paper issuers in case their access to the market dried up.
ECONOMIST: Problems in America's most efficient market for money
For practical, economic and political reasons, these two projects have morphed largely into programs of modest near-term upgrades in existing commuter-rail services in metropolitan areas along the proposed lines, confirming our premise that when money is tight, we should improve on what we already have before building something new.
WSJ: Which Gets Priority: High-Speed Rail or Intercity Passenger Service?
With hustle and heavy lifting Jatania and his tightly knit family--offspring of an Indian trader in Uganda--have cobbled together 24 product lines (350 shelf items) in 58 national markets.
In addition to general EXPO admission, GameStop is offering a limited number of VIP admissions that include up to four in-depth sessions with some of the biggest names in gaming, access to VIP-only lines and entrance to the VIP gaming lounge.
ENGADGET: GameStop's annual EXPO opens up to general public, monitor tan required for entry
Hence, the government's attempt to roll back the law reopened old fault-lines in Kuwaiti politics.
Big developments in long-distance transmission lines, which are promised, could be most valuable of all.
Since it runs across one of the major fault-lines in the coalition, expect some fun and games.
Under the new protocols, tests will be conducted at various locations -- including in checkpoint lines, during the screening process and at gates.
Ynys Mon MP Albert Owen said there were "so many fault-lines in this policy pledge it is difficult to know where to begin".
You can drag the trend-lines in the charts below to create your own search growth forecasts and see how they impact the three stocks.
FORBES: Google Gains From Search Market Growth, But Yahoo! Could Hit $20
The grumbling in the check-out lines at food markets has begun.
应用推荐