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Ryanair Ditches Paper Passes and Airport Check-In
Ryanair’s CEO, Michael O’Leary, announced plans to remove paper boarding passes and airport check-in desks by May of 2025. Passengers will soon be required to check in online or through Ryanair’s app before... READ MORE
Air France Takes to the Skies with Starlink Wi-Fi
Air France has announced plans to revolutionize the inflight experience for its passengers by equipping its entire fleet with free high-speed internet powered by SpaceX’s Starlink technology. This groundbreaking move will provide passengers... READ MORE
The Complex Art of Airline Schedule Planning
Flight schedules may appear randomly chosen, but they are, in fact, the product of careful planning by airline scheduling teams. These teams determine flight times based on numerous factors, which go far beyond... READ MORE
The Future of Flight: United and Starlink Redefine Connectivity
In a groundbreaking move, United Airlines has partnered with SpaceX to bring Starlink’s high-speed Wi-Fi to its aircraft. This initiative marks a significant milestone in inflight connectivity, setting a new standard in the... READ MORE
Don’t Let Clickbait Cat Videos Fool You: Safe Travels with Your Feline Friend
Recently, I saw a short video on Facebook (a Real) from a page called ‘One-Eared Uno’ about a cat named Uno traveling on an airplane as an in-cabin pet. Since I’ve written extensively... READ MORE
Beyond Economy: Secrets to Scoring Business Class Deals
While scoring a deal on a flight is exciting, enduring a long journey in cramped Economy Class is not. Unfortunately, many people never experience Business or First Class because of the high costs.... READ MORE
Lufthansa’s Beijing Route Suspension Signals Wider Industry Trends
Lufthansa, one of the leading European airlines, has announced the suspension of its Frankfurt-Beijing route starting from October 26, 2024. This decision marks a significant reduction in the airline’s presence in the Chinese... READ MORE
Biden Administration Investigates Frequent-Flyer Programs
The Biden administration is currently investigating the frequent-flyer programs of the four largest U.S. airlines — American, Delta, Southwest, and United. The main focus is on how these airlines devalue the points consumers... READ MORE