As much as airlines are encouraging people to fly again, here’s a prime example of why flying anywhere is probably not the best idea right now. 158 passengers on an …
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Before the advent of COVID, people in the United States flew a lot. In fact, in 2019 alone, there were 826 million U.S. airline passengers (as a comparison, there were …
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The U.S. State Department has a system in place to warn U.S. travelers of potential safety issues before they travel internationally. The warnings (well, advisories) are in levels, based on …
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In the interest of safety due to COVID-19, millions of employees are still working from home. It’s been a nice change for some, but for others, it’s a struggle to …
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The airlines have finally gotten their act together and are requiring passengers to wear masks at the gate, on the jetway and in the plane. Even better, there are consequences …
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Weekly Recap
U.S. In Japan’s Reopening, Why Planes Fly At Higher Altitude Now, Why Hotels Put Chocolate On Your Pillow, When I Met Dave Chappelle At WDW
Hello, travel friends and happy Saturday to you and yours! Here’s a recap of what’s gone on at YMMV this week. From what we’ve written to sometimes what others wrote …
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With over 5 million confirmed cases and nearing 165,000 deaths, the United States has become a pariah nation of coronavirus super-spreaders when it comes to world travel. Although the State …
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As the coronavirus crisis continues, the rules states have adopted to protect its citizens have been very fluid and change for a variety of reasons. Alaska is the latest to …
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On Thursday, August 6th, the U.S. State Department lifted its advisory that warned U.S. citizens to not travel abroad. The Level 4: Do Not Travel advisory went into effect on …
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If you have the Flightradar24 app, or look at it online, or if you have any other flight tracking app, you may have noticed that a lot of planes are …