Lufthansa’s most expensive ticket is $24,000 for a San Francisco-Frankfurt first-class round trip
Travel demand is back with a vengeance and people are willing to pay for tickets if a statement made by… Read More »
Jet Airways to resume flying by September 2022 in very competitive Indian market
Jet Airways India Ltd., the erstwhile bankrupt carrier undergoing a court-monitored resolution, is expecting to return to the skies in… Read More »
How the U.S. Air Force fast-tracked a new “Phoenix Ghost” drone for Ukraine
The “Phoenix Ghost” drones were developed by California-based Aevex Aerospace. A senior Defense Department official said the U.S. Air Force… Read More »
China’s aviation regulator seeking “whistleblowers” to plug any safety loopholes
China’s aviation regulator is seeking “whistleblowers” from the industry’s frontline workers to plug any safety loopholes, part of the government’s… Read More »
Mental health of pilots under scanner after China Eastern 737-800 jet crash
An anonymous survey of 1,848 pilots in 2015 found 12.6% suffered from depression while 4.1% experienced suicidal thoughts. How would… Read More »
Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner spacecraft connected to the International Space Station
Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner spacecraft made its first connection to the International Space Station at 7:28 p.m. Central Time (0028 UTC)… Read More »
Qantas bets big on 19 hour ultra-long haul flights, but passengers prefer shorter flights
Flights are scheduled for take-off in late 2025 starting with Sydney to London and New York. As Australia’s biggest airline… Read More »
Mercedes just sold a very rare 1955 SLR coupe for a record $142 million
Mercedes-Benz confirmed on Thursday May 19 that it recently sold the world’s most expensive car. A very rare 1955 Mercedes-Benz… Read More »
Retired American pilot incorporates giving into lifestyle
Retired American Airlines’ pilot Charlene Sammis, who counts sailing and scuba diving among her activities, also established the nonprofit JOY… Read More »
Short-term rentals said to outstrip apartments in NYC
The number of active short-term rentals in New York City has reached more than 13,000, according to AirDNA, higher than… Read More »
Pioneering N.Y. winery with hotel goes up for sale
Glenora Wine Cellars, one of the first wineries in the Finger Lakes region of New York, is for sale, listed… Read More »
Delta Sky Club at LAX offers singular experience
Phase one of the Delta Sky Way at Los Angeles International Airport has opened its doors a year and a… Read More »
Hawaiian Airlines eyes future inter-island sea-glider routes
Hawaiian Airlines is investing in electric sea-glider maker Regent with the goal of exploring technology and infrastructure to develop environmentally… Read More »
Quintana Roo Among Mexican States To Receive $30 Million Investment
The tourist-friendly state of Quintana Roo will be part of a $30 million investment recently announced for the southeastern region… Read More »
Pizza worth traveling for in the U.S.
Any day is a great day to enjoy your favorite slice of pizza, but every year, the third Friday in… Read More »
Connecting With a Destination Through CityPass
It can be overwhelming traveling to a new city. Add in the multitude of stops of ‘must-see’ attractions and your… Read More »
Asia Travel Requirements: A Country by Country Guide
Slowly but Surely, Asia Is Reopening… We must admit: we miss Asia. From Japan’s green tea fields to Vietnam’s shrines… Read More »
United Airlines Opens Its Largest Airport Club in US
United Airlines announced the opening of its new United Club location at Newark Liberty International Airport. The nearly 30,000 square-foot… Read More »
Carnival Celebrates Two Million Guests Since Restart
As the first major U.S. cruise line with its full fleet back in guest service since the industry’s restart last… Read More »
Windstar Cruises Reports Biggest Sales Week Since Pandemic
Windstar Cruises reported that last week marked the highest-grossing week of cruise sales since the start of the pandemic and… Read More »
Exceptional retirement spots in Ecuador
Situated in South America’s northwest, Ecuador is bounded by the world’s largest ocean on one side and the planet’s largest… Read More »
Hotels answer pandemic’s wake-up call on breakfast
The pandemic has wrought a wide range of changes to hotel breakfasts, including replacement of buffets with a la carte… Read More »