San Francisco International Airport recently announced that they will no longer sell single-use plastic water bottles. Instead you can find water stations! Continue Reading
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Camera Found in Airplane Bathroom
A camera was found on an airplane bathroom on a United Airlines flight from San Diego Houston. Man who put it there arrested. Continue Reading
Norwegian Airlines To Cease US Fights to Ireland
As of September 15th, Norwegian Airlines is set to cease all transatlantic flights between Ireland, the USA and Canada. The continued grounding of the Boeing 737 MAX is cited as the reason for this. Currently… Continue Reading
Airbaltic To Round Out Baltic Special Liveries
Airbaltic completed the trio of Baltic flag special liveries. Now there is an Airbus A220 to commemorate Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania. Continue Reading
Cathay Pacific Admits to In-flight Cameras
Privacy is important to us. That's why the news surrounding Cathay Pacific and in-flight cameras has passengers so concerned about their data. Continue Reading
Here’s What to Know About the Capital One Data Breach
Right off the heels of the Equifax disaster we're experiencing yet another credit card security fiasco. This time it's a Capital One data breach. Continue Reading
5 Best Nordstrom Anniversary Sale Luggage Deals
We're right in the middle of the Nordstrom Anniversary sale. Here are the 5 best luggage deals you can score until August 4th! Continue Reading
AerSpace Leg Room Product has Arrived
Aer Lingus is introducing a premium product on select European flights in September called Aerspace for those looking for more leg room. Continue Reading
3 New Business Class Products to Enjoy
Business class is certainly a treat to enjoy. If you're a fan, there are three brand new business class products to consider flying! Continue Reading
Passport Free Travel Between Canada and the Netherlands
In collaboration with World Economics Forum, Canada and the Netherlands are set to roll out passport free travel between the two countries by early 2020. Continue Reading
