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Is Airline Loyalty Dead?
07/11/2025

Is Airline Loyalty Dead?

For decades, airline loyalty programs have been a cornerstone of the aviation industry — rewarding frequent flyers with upgrades, perks, and a sense of prestige that came with elite status. But in 2025, a growing number of travelers are beginning to wonder: is airline loyalty even worth it anymore...

Opinion: Alaska Airlines Will Kill the Hawaiian Airlines Branding Within Two Years (And Why That Matters)
03/11/2025

Opinion: Alaska Airlines Will Kill the Hawaiian Airlines Branding Within Two Years (And Why That Matters)

When Alaska Airlines completed its merger with Hawaiian Airlines, the move was met with a mix of cautious optimism and deep cultural concern. For many residents of Hawaii, the thought of losing their homegrown airline — a company that’s been part of island life for nearly a century — felt like

Should Children Be Banned from First and Business Class?
15/09/2025

Should Children Be Banned from First and Business Class?

Air travel has long been a space where comfort, convenience, and customer experience vary dramatically depending on the cabin chosen. First and business class are marketed as premium spaces, offering more legroom, quieter cabins, and enhanced service. But as airlines welcome travelers of all ages, a...

Do Pilots Eat Different Meals in the Cockpit?
12/09/2025

Do Pilots Eat Different Meals in the Cockpit?

Air travel is filled with rules and routines designed to keep flights safe and efficient, but one detail often sparks curiosity among passengers: do the captain and first officer eat different meals? The short answer is yes—at many airlines, it is standard procedure for pilots to avoid eating the

Why Carrying Luggage During an Aircraft Evacuation Is Dangerous and Selfish
28/07/2025

Why Carrying Luggage During an Aircraft Evacuation Is Dangerous and Selfish

The golden rule in an aircraft evacuation is simple: leave everything behind and get out as fast as possible. And yet, despite years of public service announcements, in-flight safety briefings, and even graphic video reminders, passengers still ignore this critical instruction. The latest example? T...

Why I Can’t Watch Aviation Movies Anymore (And Maybe You Shouldn’t Either)
02/05/2025

Why I Can’t Watch Aviation Movies Anymore (And Maybe You Shouldn’t Either)

As someone who lives and breathes aviation, you’d think I’d be first in line for every new movie or show that features airplanes, air traffic controllers, or pilots saving the day in a storm. You’d think the roar of jet engines, the glowing cockpit panels, or the

Are Airline Seats Too Small? Should They Get Bigger?
14/04/2025

Are Airline Seats Too Small? Should They Get Bigger?

In the modern age of air travel, few things spark as much collective frustration as cramped airline seats. As airlines compete to maximize profits and passenger numbers, the average economy seat has shrunk over the years—both in width and pitch (the distance between one point on a seat and

FAA to Place Crying Kids on No-Fly List
01/04/2025

FAA to Place Crying Kids on No-Fly List

In a shocking and unprecedented move, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced a new regulation that will classify "excessively loud children" as a flight risk, adding them to the No-Fly List effective immediately. The decision, revealed in an early morning press release, has sent wav...

Southwest Airlines Has Lost Its Charm
12/03/2025

Southwest Airlines Has Lost Its Charm

Southwest Airlines has long been known for its unique charm in the world of aviation. The airline’s reputation for affordable fares, a relaxed atmosphere, and its famous “bags fly free” policy made it a beloved choice for many travelers. However, recent changes, such as the introduction of Bas...

NTSB Releases Preliminary Report on DCA Midair Collision, Issues Urgent Safety Recommendations
11/03/2025

NTSB Releases Preliminary Report on DCA Midair Collision, Issues Urgent Safety Recommendations

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has released its preliminary report on the tragic midair collision near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) on January 29, 2025. The accident involved a PSA Airlines CRJ700, operating as Flight 5342, and a U.S. Army Sikorsky UH-60L helicopt...

Seat Stealers: The Worst Offenders in Air Travel
09/03/2025

Seat Stealers: The Worst Offenders in Air Travel

Flying can be an exhausting and stressful experience, but there is one type of passenger who makes it infinitely worse: the seat stealer. These inconsiderate travelers take it upon themselves to claim a seat that isn’t theirs, whether out of ignorance, entitlement, or a misguided sense of self-imp...

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