According to the FAA, as of September 2024, there were more than 45,000 flights every day. That’s more than 16 million flights per year. Meanwhile, according to Forbes, as of …
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As stressful as flying is, the events leading up to flying can be just as bad. You’re packed into an airport with a bunch of people who have no idea …
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There are plenty of people, places and things in the world that have made it into the Guinness World Records. We’ve covered several of them over the years: The youngest …
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The One Credit Card You Should Always Have With You When You Fly
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegWhen most people fly, they typically have few problems. But sometimes, your foray into the airport is less than stellar. Here are the most frequent issues people face: Getting the …
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Is Delta Comfort+ worth the upgrade, or is it just a pricey promise of extra legroom? On domestic flights, Delta offers multiple seat options, but today, we’re diving into what …
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Airlines get a bad rap. People are always complaining about flights being canceled or gate agents saying their carry-on bags are too big (ummm, more than once!), or that there’s …
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These Airlines Don’t Fly, & This Airport’s Closed, on Christmas
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegWhen you live in the United States, it becomes something of a way of life that on Christmas Day, some things are open and some are closed. After all, the …
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Most US airlines offer economy passengers the option to pay extra for a more comfortable flight experience. Airlines refer to these “special” seats by various names, but the concept is …
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The Airlines That Let You Buy Empty Seats Next To You, For Cheap
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegHaving an empty seat next to you on a plane is like the ultimate of economy class luxuries. When the flight attendants close the door and there’s no one next …
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Crazy Ways Airlines Have Reduced Weight On Planes, To Lower Fuel Costs
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegWhen you’re an airline (or any large-scale entity that serves the public), every little bit helps the bottom line. Is anybody else old enough to remember yogurt cartons that were …