I'm reading the Wall Street Journal this morning about in-flight wi-fi. Will more passengers pay for costly in-flight wi-fi? Why do you pay up, or why don't you pay up?
Read more…I never fly out of LaGuardia, New York's "second" airport (it's really New York's third), so I was surprised this morning that there was no wi-fi in the Delta terminal. Free would be nice, Boingo would be acceptable, but they supplied neither. Some
Read more…Back from Newport last night, off to Mexico this morning. And for the 245432th time, I forgot to pull the ziploc bag with liquids out of my luggage. I guess that's not as bad as the time in 2004 when, after helping move Diversion's offices, I absentm
Read more…U.S.-based carrier JetBlue has $10 flights if you book today. http://bit.ly/Yc7PA
Read more…I just learned they're going to start charging $45 a bag for carry-on in the overhead department. The CEO says, ""The beauty of it is [the passengers] will do what they think is best for them and will now have the choice."
OK, so how long can you sit on the tarmac at an airport? http://bit.ly/cAvSlv
Read more…Looks like Continental and United really will merge, and they'll call the new airline "United." http://bit.ly/9qHfnR I'd call it Unental. And you?
Read more…Do you agree with the results of this survey? http://bit.ly/aTO9Ub
Read more…Are you folks who really know the airline industry as surprised by this as I am? http://travelweekly.com/article3_ektid210612.aspx
Read more…More info: www.BudgetAirlineGuide.com. Individual airlines: U.S. Air Tran (www.AirTran.com) Frontier (www.FrontierAirlines.com) Jet America (www.JetAmerica.com) Southwest (www.Southwest.com) Spirit (www.FlySpirit.com) USA3000 (www.USA3000.com) Europe
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Apps! In the 2020s it seems like our lives practically run on them, and whatever the issue or problem, as the saying goes, “there’s an app for that”. Fear of flying is no exception, and here are a half dozen which counter aerophobia, approaching it
Flying long haul (especially overnight) and worried about airplane seat comfort? After all, nobody wants to land at their destination feeling fatigued and uncomfrtable. But if you're traveling coach, low humidity along with narrow seats
As teenagers, we conducted our lives with remarkably little concern about risk. We seemed to think nothing could go wrong. When we went out for the evening and mom said, “Honey, be careful”, we thought she was from some other planet.
Though some carriers are keeping or even adding the use of waivers to allow certified pets to travel in airline cabins outside of portable carriers and without fees, the trend now seems to be toward doing away with them - limiting their travel to car
