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Yesterday's Delta Boeing 717 flight DL1943 from Detroit to Atlanta became a 22 minute trip from Detroit to Detroit when there was a bird discovered flying around the cockpit. And it wasn't the first time a bird flew around the cockpit that day on ...
Yesterday's Delta Boeing 717 flight DL1943 from Detroit to Atlanta became a 22 minute trip from Detroit to Detroit when there was a bird discovered flying around the cockpit. And it wasn't the first time a bird flew around the cockpit that day on that plane.
On an Alaska Airlines flight from Portland to San Diego on Tuesday first class passenger Mike Timon was accused of "touching the flight attendant's buttocks," and has been banned from the airline.
He says he "he touched the woman 'politely' on her back — not her buttocks — to get her attention and order a drink."
Shortly after writing a review of the new American Airlines Flagship First Dining in Los Angeles, Lucky at One Mile at a Time wrote a post with advice on tipping in the lounge.
You're eating restaurant-quality food and receiving very personalized service. There's a bartender and there are servers and most of the time in Flagship First Dining you'll be the only one there being taken care of.
Southwest refused to take a family to Disney World yesterday after other passengers in the gate area suspected that their 6 year old daughter might have lice.
The family says she just had a very dry scalp from the cold Chicago winter. They're being allowed to fly today suggesting Southwest doesn't have an actual concern, and kicked them off purely out of fear.
Air France KLM's Flying Blue program should be interesting to U.S. frequent flyers because points transfer from Amex, Chase, and Citibank, because they offer more award space to their own members than to partners like Delta, and because they run big sales every month on specific routes.
You can fly from various US cities in business or coach for 25% to 50% off, and travel to anywhere in Europe (and Air France considers Israel to be part of Europe even).
