Category Archives for "Airlines".
This morning, Virgin America’s stock soared on a report that it may be for sale. According to Bloomberg News, the company has hired bankers to examine alternatives after having been approached about… Continue Reading
A Boeing 737-800 airplane which operated as FlyDubai flight 981 and originated in Dubai has crashed in Rostov-on-Don in southern Russia due to missing the runway upon attempting to land at the airport… Continue Reading
“Everyone is uncomfortable in airplanes. They’re designed to fit as many people as possible , which doesn’t lead to comfortable seats for anyone. Flying is costly, uncomfortable, stressful. Bags… Continue Reading
Hillary Clinton is hoping to become the next president of the United States; and despite criticizing airlines for high airfares back in October of 2015, she has already received $145,246.00 from the airlines… Continue Reading
If you are a fan of flying a widebody aircraft on a domestic route, then you are in luck. Per AirlineRoute, American Airlines is replacing one of four daily flights from Miami to Las Vegas with a Boeing… Continue Reading
A Viking DHC-6/400 Twin Otter aircraft which operated as Tara Air flight 193 to Jomsom crashed in the mountains near Rupse Chhahara at Soleghopte cliff in the Dana village development community of Nepal… Continue Reading
The last scheduled flights operated by Air Canada between Toronto and John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York will be on Sunday, April 3, 2016, as Air Canada is the latest airline to end service… Continue Reading
In November, I wrote about American Airlines announcing their intentions to begin daily service from Los Angeles to Tokyo’s Haneda airport. Over the years, US airlines have been constricted by policies… Continue Reading
There are currently at least two offers available where you can earn up to 2,350 free MileagePlus miles — but the question is whether or not earning those United Airlines MileagePlus frequent flier loyalty… Continue Reading
“The average distance between rows of seats has dropped from 35 inches before airline deregulation in the 1970s to about 31 inches today. The average width of an airline seat has also shrunk from 18 inches… Continue Reading