Airline Seats: Weigh in on the Great Late Seat Debate
Airline Seats are at the center of a great debate between the FAA, FlyersRights.org and the day to day traveler who is feeling the squeeze more than ever. To that end, FlyersRights, an active airline passenger organization is now arguing its case in front of a three-judge panel in the United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit […]
Visit Singapore in Style: Wear a Piece of the Plane
The best time to visit Singapore may be any time if you wear a piece of the flagship airline. Singapore Airlines is launching a fashion line-up of stunning accessories – all made from pieces of the fleet. The concept is part of a larger campaign that seeks to “upcycle” elements of retired airline components and give them new life as useful […]
Those Canceled Flights Get Attention from DOT
Canceled flights, endless travel delays, and the new normal of getting stuck at the airport – while not behind us, these all too common conditions are finally getting the attention and action they deserve from the U.S. Dept. of Transportation. While they have not yet receive wrangling from Congress from a new bill champion by […]
Return of the Condor
Return of the Condor Airlines is making a North American comeback with four new flights schedule to make non-stop trips to U.S. and Canadian hubs from Frankfurt. The popular German leisure airline has been serving the North American market since the 1970’s with seasonal summer service that boost American visits to Europe during the shoulder seasons. That strategy […]
Boom Times for American Airlines: Betting on Supersonic Flights by 2029
American Airlines is purchasing a fleet of Boom Supersonic Overture aircraft, with an option for an additional 40 on the commitment to offering breakneck supersonic point to point shuttles across the distances by 2029. American has paid a non-refundable deposit on the initial 20 aircraft. Overture is expected to carry passengers at twice the speed of […]
Cancelled Flights? Get in Line
In these days of cancelled flights and chaotic air travel in the U.S. travel insurance is a must – even required by some destinations – to ensure vacationers don’t get stuck with a week’s more vacation bills than they had budgeted in the event of a positive Covid test. However, what happens when a flight […]
Singapore Airlines: New Lounges of “Wow”
Singapore Airlines opened its new flagship lounges at Changi International Airport this month: the scoop.
Flights to Paris for a Song
Flights to Paris from the U.S. just got cheaper in time for summer with the new French bee airline.
Private Jet Travelers Facing Headwinds
Private jet fliers are headed for stormy weather. For those who deal in those tiers beyond commercial air travel, the skies have become that much more precious. The Global Business Jet Market is surging these days, not just in demand but in price. The boom driven in the past few years by growing demand for private […]
U.S. Airlines Envision Future in Commercial Aviation
The next big future in commercial aviation is closer than you think. The U.S. commercial airline industry used the pandemic to gain a flight path to the future. For United Airlines, this has been reflected in its signed agreement this month to partner up with the Denver-based aerospace company, Boom Supersonic, to add the superfast […]
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