The most major fallout from the incident, though was perhaps the shocking scene for onlookers.
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.
With a face so cute, who could resist a bulldog? The airlines can, apparently.
The Wall Street Journal reports that 40 of the 100 most delayed flights in the country begin or end in one place.
Lawmakers, who have recessed until September, failed to reach an agreement that would reinstate the FAA and thousands of workers who have been furloughed since July 23 when the FAA’s operating authority expired. The government has already lost $200 million and could lose more than $1 billion without a resolution.
It’s no wonder that airlines have asked for a delay in rules that would make checked-baggage fees more transparent to travelers.
Please note that the nearest sample of animal excrement may be behind you.
You know the airline industry is in dire straits when even flight attendants are bailing on their flights. But which carriers are the surliest in the skies?
The Atlanta-based airline hopes customer-service classes will help its staff lose the ‘tude, and bring back service with a smile. (via Wall Street Journal)
Want to recoup the money you spent to check your bags? If you play your cards right and don’t mind an airport wait, you could make big bucks on Delta Airlines.
