As if airport crowds and luggage SNAFUs aren’t enough, summer heat waves are adding to the challenges in travel.
Day two of a trip to Europe always brings along some jet lag challenges. But we’re trying our best.
The lack of appeal, perhaps, is the most interesting part. But the CDC mask mandate for travel is gone, thanks to a court ruling in Florida.
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No, really, some love for the old LaGuardia leads off this week’s show. Plus some new plane types, strike compensation and a mistake connecting in Cairo.
Can we talk about that new livery? Plus, more Mexico, SAS’s strike and who really owns Hong Kong Airlines these days?
A CEO gets fired, Emirates may go even longer and we got to wander about the brand new Airbus factory in Alabama. Plus, as always, plenty more.
The Norwegian government is allowing travelers to collect points on domestic flights in Norway for the first time in more than a decade and SAS is celebrating. Sortof. The carrier has launched a double points…
