You’ve boarded your plane and gotten yourself settled. Your carry-on bag is in the overhead. Your handbag is under the seat in front of you. You’ve sanitized EVERYTHING. You’re ready …
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U.S. Airlines’ Measurement Limits For Personal & Carry On Bags (Update; Some Have Changed)
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegWith so many airlines charging for checked luggage, more and more people are trying to stuff as much as they can into their carry-on and personal bags. However, even that …
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If a location is a no-fly zone (a.k.a. no-flight zone [NFZ] or air exclusion zone [AEZ]), then, of course, no one will fly over it (unless, for some reason, air …
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Woman’s Creative Revenge When Passenger Wouldn’t Switch Seats
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegThe problems involved with families not sitting together have been going on for as long as airlines have required people to pay to choose their seats. Either people don’t realize …
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Don’t Get Too Excited, American Airlines’ New System Won’t Fix What They Say It Will
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegAbout a month and change ago, American Airlines began piloting a new program that they hoped would stop people from boarding before they should. The system used technology to automatically …
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The Unwritten Rules of Being an Airline Passenger, As Written by Airline Passengers
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegWhen flying on a commercial airline, most people try to respect the norms of being on a plane. However, some folks have never flown before (here are some fascinating stats …
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Woman Discovers Truth About Varying Plane Temperature Based on Seat Location
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegSometimes a person discovers something new and it’s a whole new world for them. They reach out on social media and people like it. They share it. It goes viral. …
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Over the years, airlines have given passengers in economy class less and less legroom. Nowadays, except for the likes of Southwest (and even with them, not for much longer), if …
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The concept of “all you can fly” passes – that is, pay one price to an airline and be able to fly for (almost) free, has been around, on and …
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Airline scheduling is a complex, ever-changing puzzle. Airlines must balance crew scheduling, comply with work-hour rules, track aircraft for maintenance, and respond to unexpected events like weather delays, technical issues, …