Welcome to Silk Logic’s Travel Daily Podcast! Today is October thirtieth, twenty twenty-five. If you care about smarter, faster, smoother journeys, you’re in the right place. Coming up: Madrid’s main airport gives mobility a robotic upgrade, Lufthansa bets big on digital dining, and public transit in Canada cracks the first and last mile with smart routing. Stay tuned for the latest tech trends transforming how and where we travel.

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First up, Madrid-Barajas airport is testing the future of airport navigation: autonomous mobility pods from A&K Robotics. Imagine rolling through one of Europe’s busiest terminals in a robot-powered Cruz pod, built to give anyone—especially travelers with limited mobility—a seamless, safe, and dignified ride to their gate. Aena, the world’s biggest airport operator, is leading the trial, aiming for more inclusive, eco-friendly, and personal transit within their global network. Building on earlier success in Vancouver, these pods self-n