He’s three feet high, rolls around the passenger areas and communicates. He gives info and answers questions in English, Japanese and Chinese. He’ll list flight times, describe various airport services and generally make your Tokyo Haneda airport experience more relaxing.

We always appreciate the interesting travel articles we see daily in the prestigious news source. However, we must voice an opinion on the above pronouncement.

We find the list quite believable, but only under perfect conditions. There’s no such heavenly place as a top airport unless you’re a flight-bound pro athlete or crooked politician with unlimited millions of bucks.

An Aussie firm is building a new cruise ship based specifically on the design of RMS Titanic. It will feature all the luxury features of the original, and is expected to carry its first passengers in 2018. We can hope the liner will avoid icebergs in its maiden voyage.

If the plan to duplicate the disaster ship proves successful, what’s next? How about a fun resort based on the WW2 Nazi concentration camps. A joyful Broadway musical about the attack on Pearl Harbor? An all dancing, singing and booty-shaking version of the exciting San Francisco earthquake? A romantic opera based on the Bubonic Plague, where the hero is itching to get close to the heroine?

Terminal 6 at Los Angeles International Airport is now themed as Hollywood’s famed Sunset Boulevard. For we faithful movie fans, it immediately brings up the classic movie of the same name.

We remember the final moments, when the faded star portrayed by Gloria Swanson descends the steps. She’ll be picked up by the police for murdering her lover. However, in her insanity, she believes it’s a movie scene being filmed by the great director.

Actually, there’s nothing insane about the new Sunset Boulevard scene at Terminal 6 at LAX. Except maybe the crazy bargains and varieties of decor, shops and restaurants. For more info, go to www.latimes.com/travel/deals/la-tr-lax-terminal-6-renovation-20161021-snap-story