We’ve all been there…you board your plane, headed somewhere nice and warm, so you’re dressed for where you’re landing. Probably in shorts and a T-shirt. As you get all settled …
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A Flight Attendant Refused to Serve Alcohol to an Exit Row Passenger—Was That Allowed?
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegWe all know that flight attendants have a hard job to do. They’re at the ready to keep you safe, of course – that’s the #1 part of their job. …
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Airlines Are Quietly Getting Rid of Reclining Seats—Here’s Why
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegNot long ago, we wrote about why more hotels are no longer offering dressers in guest rooms. You may have noticed the basic reason is similar to why fewer hotels …
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Airlines Quietly Changed Carry-On Rules Again—Here’s What’s Different Now
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegIf you think carry-on rules are consistent across airlines… they’re not. With virtually every U.S.-based commercial airline now charging for checked luggage (nice going, Southwest) and then raising those fees …
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It was only a matter of time: JetBlue has raised its checked bag fees. JetBlue has become the first U.S. airline to raise checked bag fees. They say it’s to …
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Those Strange “Eyebrow Windows” On Older Boeing Planes—Here’s Why They Existed
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegIf you’ve ever looked closely at older Boeing planes, you may have noticed something unusual above the cockpit. As is the case with nearly any vehicle, over the course of …
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A Small Name Error Cost Him $6,000 On A Flight—Then The Airline Changed Its Mind
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegA small typo on a plane ticket doesn’t seem like a big deal—until it suddenly costs thousands of dollars. Some airline rules are important for obvious reasons, such as not …
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When an airline sends a schedule change notification, it’s easy to assume nothing major happened. Maybe your flight was moved by 20 minutes or your departure time shifted slightly. But …
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Airlines will do just about anything to save fuel—and sometimes that means cutting weight in surprisingly small (and strange) ways. When you’re an airline, every little bit helps the bottom …
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Airline Caught Using Smaller-Than-Advertised Carry-On Sizers
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegAirlines are strict about carry-on sizes. But what happens if the sizer at the airport is actually smaller than what the airline says is allowed? As airlines began charging for …