Security measures at airports post-9/11 meant people could no longer wave off relatives at the gate or take advantage of duty-free deals. But myPITpass at Pittsburgh International Airport is aiming to bring back the good old days. Can it help restore the terminal as a destination in its own right?

With a decrease in amenities, regular delays, and high-profile stories about bad customer experiences, air travel has lost some of its historical glamour. But can Americans’ fondness for flying be reignited? Or will the nation’s other great love – the road trip – continue to reign supreme?

The emergence of female-focused dating, transportation and security apps is indicative of the fact that women’s freedom of movement in everyday life is often curtailed by the threat of violence. Yet as these services often don’t increase access to public spaces, what can be done differently?

Easier than flying, cheaper than the train, and more comfortable than driving, Cabin’s double-decker coach ferries customers between Los Angeles and San Francisco overnight. With 35% of Americans reporting sleep deprivation, it’s giving busy travellers dedicated time to snooze.

Germany may be renowned for its high-quality cars, but not everyone in the nation wants to own a petrol-powered vehicle. Catering to these individuals, Emmy has introduced red and green e-scooters to the streets of Berlin, giving people an eco-friendly way to get around the city.

With a sleek design, top tech features and no emissions, Tesla’s Model 3 is gaining a lot of attention – more than 500,000 customers have already paid a deposit to get their hands behind the wheel of the car. So how is Tesla’s Model 3 making electric cars cool?

The Netherlands may be a nation of cyclists, but 33% of Dutch people say that traffic and traffic lights are their biggest annoyances when riding in a city. Flo is ‘the first personal bike traffic light in the world’, aiming to make traversing the streets of Utrecht stress- and danger-free.

In London, cyclists have taken to the streets like never before, with a quarter of commuters now travelling by bike. Buzzbike offers free bicycles to cyclists, in exchange for pedalling ads, which give brands opportunity to tailor hyperlocal campaign. But do people really want to ride branded bikes?