93% of Pilots Admit to Napping in the Cockpit, Says German Survey
According to the pilot union that commissioned the survey, napping appears to have become more routine than intended.
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I Joined Delta’s Super-Secret, Invite-Only Status. It Was a HUGE Mistake.
Delta 360 is the airline’s super-secret, invite-only status, but the only thing this special member’s club has done is encourage me to fly the airline less.
United Customer Scammed Out of $17,000 by Calling Legit Customer Service Number
“There was no reason that I shouldn’t have trusted that system, and I was scammed as a part of it.”
There Are Warnings About the ‘Bag Tag Scam.’ But Is It Really a Scam?
There’s a grain of truth to worries over the “bag tag scam,” but it might a small grain
French Government: Child-Free Hotels Are Discriminatory to Children
“Welcoming families is not marketing, but a societal choice.”
Air Canada Canceling Flights Following Flight Attendant Lockout
Air Canada carries, on average, around 130,000 passengers over its network on a daily basis, including 430 daily flights to more than 50 airports in the United States.
Spirit Airlines Warning: It Could Shut Down Very Soon
Spirit Airlines survival is at risk. Here’s what to do if you’ve booked with them.
Las Vegas’ Sinking Tourism Numbers Are a Bad Sign for the U.S. Economy
Visitors are down compared to last year.
Some Foreign Visitors to U.S. to Be Hit $15,000 Bond Requirements
Visitors from countries with high visa overstay rates would be subject to the new rule, but the State Department has not announced which countries will be affected.
I Used to Work in Airline Customer Service and So Many Airline Complaints Are Petty and Ridiculous
Sometimes it’s not actually the airline’s fault. It’s yours.