With a decade in the aviation industry and the FAA. My background includes expertise in safety regulations, operations, and customer service.
Videos
YouTube channel AIRLINE VIDEOS caught a dramatic scene a few days ago as a Lufthansa Boeing 747-8 was coming into land at LAX. The video starts with what looks like a stable approach into the airport and a few seconds later smacks hard into the runway with a huge cloud
News
When Delta launched the Boeing 747 skin credit cards two years ago, they were snapped up in an instant. However, it now looks like they are back with a new design, this time instead of a dark gray we get a brilliant white color with a photo of one of
Flight Reviews
Delta's most premium product is currently their Delta One Suites, however they also come in three different varieties depending on what aircraft you fly on. They can currently be found on their Airbus A350, A330neo, and Boeing 767-400 aircraft. Each suite product is just so slightly different from
Airlines
Have you ever heard of the Alaska Milk Run? It's not a dairy-fueled competition, but a vital transportation network for remote communities nestled within the Alaskan panhandle. Operated by Alaska Airlines, the Milk Run is a series of daily flights that connect these towns, many of which are
Airlines
The Boeing 747, a plane synonymous with the jet age, has slowly taxied towards the sidelines of commercial aviation. Once a revolutionary aircraft dwarfing all others, the "Queen of the Skies" struggles to compete with the sleek efficiency of modern jets. While it will always hold a special
Hotel Reviews
The Mayfair area of Central London is quite an expensive neighborhood of London. Boarding Hyde Park, it's a desirable location that houses multiple upscale hotels, including the Washington Mayfair. I had the chance for an extended stay at the hotel while on vacation in London and got to
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Weekly Roundup
Welcome back to another edition of the weekend roundup, where we pick out some of the most interesting aviation articles from the past week and give our quick take on the matter. This week saw a lot of drama between airlines and even private citizens. I think the two biggest
Airlines
In the age of airplane selfies and endless in-flight entertainment options, some might wonder - can you just stroll up to the front of the plane and join the pilots? The answer, like most things in aviation, is a bit more complex. Restricted Access: A Post 9/11 World Prior
Travel
Ever wished you could control nature just a little bit? Maybe turn a cloud into a rain cloud at your will, and induce rain. There's actually a science behind it, and it's called cloud seeding. Cloud seeding is a type of weather modification that aims to
Insights
Ah, the middle seat. The dreaded purgatory of airplane seating. Squeezed between two blissful window and aisle dwellers, the middle seater suffers a special kind of travel torment. And the age-old question becomes, who owns the armrests around the middle seat? Here's why both rightfully belong to the
Airlines
Air travel can be stressful, and getting bumped from your paid-for seat adds a whole new layer of frustration. Here's what you should do if the airline downgrades you to a lesser class. Stay calm. It's easy to get flustered, especially if you were looking forward
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Weekly Roundup
Airlines are gearing up for the summer travel season, as such we aren't seeing any huge major announcements recently. The summer schedule is locked in, crew scheduling is preparing their rosters, and the busy summer destinations are getting ready. But as we get ready for summer, some airlines