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When the airline’s first Airbus A380 takes off on July 1 from Kuala Lumpur to London, it will feature an upper-level economy deck with one major caveat: no kids allowed.
The provisions are part of an effort to move away from streamlined, across-the-board security policies and instead focus on potentially riskier fliers.
The two penguins, Pete and Penny, ages 6 and 12, were heading to the New York premiere of “Frozen Planet,” a Discovery Channel documentary series.
Nanny in the Clouds, a California-based company, matches parents seeking in-flight childcare with experienced babysitters aboard the same flight.
Hit it off on an airplane, but didn’t have the guts to get a phone number? A new missed-connections site can help.
Baggage fees are one of the greatest rip-offs in modern air travel, and to avoid them, passengers are stuffing their carry-on bags to the seams, fighting off anyone who threatens their precious overhead space.
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia took top honors, while New York was home to the world’s worst terminal.
I have a problem with following rules that don’t make any sense, like the FAA rule that we must turn off all electronic devices on planes.
Tuesday’s links talk lifestyles of the rich and famous — and their toilets.
