The small annoyances of flying add up to a really big user-experience problem. The high-risk adventure of air travel has been subdued, yet today’s long flights can paradoxically feel torturous. [Christopher Schaberg, CC BY-SA] Amelia Earhart broke a transcontinental speed record 90 years ago, in July 1933, by flying her signature red Lockheed Vega from Los Angeles to New Jersey in just 17 hours, 7-and-a-half minutes. Earlier that year, Earhart had flown as an observer on a Northwest Airways wi...
The small annoyances of flying add up to a really big user-experience problem. The high-risk adventure of air travel has been subdued, yet today’s long flights can paradoxically feel torturous. [Christopher Schaberg, CC BY-SA] Amelia Earhart broke a transcontinental speed record 90 years ago, in July 1933, by flying her signature red Lockheed Vega from Los Angeles to New Jersey in just 17 hours, 7-and-a-half minutes. Earlier that year, Earhart had flown as an observer on a Northwest Airways wi...
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