by david pflieger | Jan 24, 2018 | Aviation, Blog, David Pflieger |
Conditions at John F. Kennedy Airport got even worse on Sunday, January 7, 2018, when thousands of travelers arriving on international flights were greeted by a flood. Passengers at the airport were already frustrated because thousands of flights had been canceled as...
by david pflieger | Jan 24, 2018 | Aviation, Blog, David Pflieger |
Virgin Atlantic has decided to do something about its passengers’ fear of flying; it is offering a course called “Flying Without Fear” to those who book a flight on a particular day. Moreover, they are giving a refund if the course does not work. The...
by david pflieger | Jan 24, 2018 | Aviation, Blog, David Pflieger |
Many travelers think that they are guaranteed a seat on a flight after purchasing an airline ticket or upon checking in and receiving a boarding pass. Unfortunately, they need to think again. While it’s reasonably rare to get “bumped” from a flight,...
by david pflieger | Jan 12, 2018 | Aviation, Blog, David Pflieger |
The Citation Hemisphere is one of the newest long-range business models by Cessna. The design of the Citation Hemisphere is luxury and class from nose to tail. The exterior features a sleek, clean-sheet design while the inside is spacious and customizable. Cessna...
by david pflieger | Jan 12, 2018 | Aviation, Blog, David Pflieger |
December 10, 2017, was a day that many British Airways (BA) travelers will never forget, but for all the wrong reasons: more than 50,000 passengers were stranded around the world because of a de-icing catastrophe at Heathrow Airport in London. De-icing is the process...
by david pflieger | Dec 18, 2017 | Aviation, Blog, David Pflieger |
Although airplanes have been around since the turn of the 20th Century, they weren’t used for commercial travel until 1952. That was the year that the British de Havilland Comet was put into service as the world’s first commercial jetliner. Not only was...
