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The Details of the Very ‘Idiotic’ Public Spat Between Elon Musk and Ryanair Boss
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Travelers to Paris End up Stranded in One of the Least-Visited Countries in the World
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Why Does This Airline Safety Video Have Over 5 Million Views?
Philippine Airlines has dramatized safety communication.
U.S. Airlines Serve Unsafe Water, Study Says — This One Scores Worst
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The 8 Scariest Travel Stories of 2025
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Customers Do Not Like American Airlines. Here’s How It’s Trying to Win Them Back
The carrier is catching up to United and Delta.
Airlines Could Pay Millions for Ignoring Shutdown Flight Orders
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating airlines for their compliance with the emergency flight reduction order issued during the government shutdown. During the month-long shutdown, the FAA directed airlines to reduce operations for safety reasons. Now the agency is monitoring whether airlines acted on the order, and those that failed could face steep fines. In … Continued
Airline Faces Backlash After Refusing to Board Passenger With Parkinson’s
Airlines can deny boarding to passengers if they are deemed unfit to fly, but a passenger alleges Turkish Airlines recently used a medical condition to turn him away at the gate. Former British presenter Mark Mardell says he was prevented from boarding his flight from Istanbul to London because he did not have a note … Continued
Outrage Erupts as Airline Calls Women Flight Attendants ‘Air Aunties’
In China, a low-cost carrier is facing backlash after it advertised flight attendant roles as “air aunties.” Spring Airlines, the country’s first budget airline, said in late October that it was seeking female flight attendants between 25 and 40 years old, preferably those who are married or have children. The airline plans to hire between … Continued