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Delta wants to eliminate current crowded airport screens
Delta wants to eliminate current airport screens cluttered with information from dozens of flights. Instead, the company is testing technology at Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport that allows up to 100 travelers to privately see their personal flight information on the same screen.
02:20 - Source: CNN Business
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