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.
Helen Collins and her husband of 58 years were flying home in a small plane. He suddenly fell unconscious, and she was left to land on her own.
Nanny in the Clouds, a California-based company, matches parents seeking in-flight childcare with experienced babysitters aboard the same flight.
The oddly iconic character helps make his final travel deal — and then goes out with a bang — in the company’s latest ad.
Oh, the things Ryanair will do to save money.
This is what happens when you fly commercial, dahling.
Sometimes the best ideas are the ones you hear about after it’s too late.
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?
NewsFeed supposes it’s determination if you’re willing to spend a little bit of time in a stinky, nauseating and sometimes claustrophobic airplane bathroom to get to nearly a quarter of a million dollars.
In today’s obvious news update: Pointing lasers at a pilot operating a plane is dangerous. In today’s worrisome news update: The number of times this happens has soared.
