flights

According to the FAA, as of June 2019 (read: before COVID), there were more than 44,000 flights every day. That’s more than 16 million flights per year. Meanwhile, according to …

Have you ever seen the flight patterns of flights from Japan to the United States? They never go directly across the Pacific Ocean to get to, say, San Francisco. They …

You can learn a lot about travelers, and what they like and dislike, usually through surveys, observation or other types of studies. Other times, you can learn all you need …

The Superbowl is a travel anomaly. People from two cities want to travel en masse to a neutral city to watch a sports event. Sure, the same thing happens for …

Over the years, we’ve taught our fellow travelers special codes they’re not necessarily supposed to know about: What all the letters and numbers on your boarding pass mean Travel emergency …

Last year, we planned a trip to Iceland during the time when they opened up to fully vaccinated visitors, with no testing requirements. This was our first trip that included …

“Ladies and gentlemen, we’ve just reached our cruising altitude of 35,000 feet. I’m going to shut off the seatbelt sign and you’re free to walk around the cabin. But please …

This news has been a long time in the making and nope, it’s not an April Fools joke. Just about a year ago, France’s lawmakers had voted to put a …

If you’ve been paying attention to planes that fly within and over Europe, you may have noticed a change over the past few days. Some flights have altered their flight …

On every other day of the year, the only airline that flies non-stop between Cincinnati (CVG) and Los Angeles (LAX) is Delta, which offers twice-daily service. The Super Bowl is …