Bringing you what’s new in travel for January 30th 2012 through January 31st 2012: From Twitter – (Kiwi’s Guide to Wellington, New Zealand – A Girl’s Guide to Travel, Studying, Working, and Volunteering Abroad) http://t.co/JSJIGhB9 New Site “We Met on a Plane” Reconnects Fliers for Romance – Sean O’Neill recently posted this on This Just [...]
Bringing you what’s new in travel for May 1st 2011 http://www.aviationweek.com/aw/blogs/commercial_aviation/ThingsW… – aviationweek.com Aviation, Defense and Space News, Jobs, Conferences by AVIATION WEEK the premie… BBC News – Air France flight data recorder recovered – bbc.co.uk One of the two flight recorders from an Air France plane that crashed in 2009 o… French [...]
Bringing you what’s new in travel for December 27th 2009 through December 28th 2009: The New Flight Security Rules, So Far – Lifehacker’s Kevin Purdy just posted this article: After an attempted explosive attack Friday on a U.S.-bound flight, air travel security tightened and rules were changed. No official procedures have been announced, but here’s [...]
Bringing you what’s new in travel for December 20th 2009 through December 21st 2009: The best places to eat at Disney World – Bing Travel recently posted this over on the Bing Travel Blog:Years ago, perched on a bench in Tomorrowland, I struck up a conversation with an affable couple from Michigan. I mentioned that [...]
Travel related news and tweets for November 24th 2009 through November 25th 2009: 15 life-changing trips – SonjaG recently posted this over on the Bing Travel Blog:It’s the season for celebrating with friends and family and giving thanks for our health, shelter and loved ones. As the year begins to wind down and we reflect [...]
Bing Travel recently posted this over on the Bing Travel Blog:
The unlucky planeload of Continental fliers whose aircraft was stuck all night in Minnesota with a broken toilet was just the latest in a series of high-profile incidents that have spurred consumer advocates to push (once again) for a passenger bill of rights.
Sean O’Neill recently posted this on This Just In… Newsweek’s Travel Blog:
Fliers are getting used to being charged extra for everything. But the nickel-and-diming is reaching the last holdout of airline freebies: your choice of seat. Starting October 7, British Airways will let you reserve the exact seat you want within economy class for a fee of about $60 each way.
AmyS recently posted this over on the Bing Travel Blog:
Hard as it may be to stomach, the era when free in-flight meals were the standard for all passengers is gone forever (though, of course, many fliers found the meals themselves hard to stomach). But as a couple of new Bing Travel articles point out, we could be entering a new era of airborne cuisine — though what you gain in quality will be offset by your having to pay for it.