After announcing MSI 2025 heading back to Vancouver, Canada, Riot Games has also confirmed the hosting venue for the event later this summer.

WFAA spoke to industry expert Steve Cosgrove, who said he believes the changes could impact passenger loyalty, especially for those flying through Dallas Love Field, Southwest’s home base.

League of Legends Lead Gameplay Designer Matt “Riot Phroxzon” Leung-Harrison posted a preview of LoL patch 25.6 today. In the tweet, he went deeper on losing team bounties. Early bounties on losing ...

All of these debates are feeding into passengers’ nervousness about flying, according to Bastian. “Unfortunately, as we all know, some aspects of the crash were politicized which did not help ...

CTBC Flying Oyster came out swinging in their first ... Even after the victory, the LoL Park in Korea kept shouting Karmine Corp’s names, showcasing the strong support that the team has in ...

The latest League of Legends patch notes preview has been shared by Matt Leung-Harrison on X. The devs usually post the upcoming changes coming to LoL so that we can get a headstart as to what we can ...

SINGAPORE: Flying cars could soon become a reality as one Chinese electric vehicle (EV) company announces plans to begin mass production by 2026. Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of the ...

Air Force fighter jets intercepted a civilian aircraft flying in the temporarily restricted airspace near President Donald Trump's Florida home Sunday, bringing the number of violations to more ...

If you live with aerophobia—aka the fear of flying—you are far from alone. According to 2024 data, some 25 million Americans fear flying to some degree, which can interfere with travel plans ...

“Combining helicopter and airplane flight characteristics onto a flying wing reflects Sikorsky’s drive to innovate next-generation VTOL UAS aircraft that can fly faster and farther than ...

It aims to be the first to mass-produce flying cars and plans large-scale production of Level 3 humanoid robots by 2026.

XPeng (NYSE:XPEV) is planning to mass-produce flying cars by 2026, making it the first company in the world to do so, according to its CEO He Xiaopeng, state-owned newspaper China Daily reported.