by david pflieger | Feb 12, 2018 | Aviation, Blog, David Pflieger |
Thinking about the dirt and germs in an airport may bring to mind a picture of the bathroom, but this isn’t completely accurate. Airports actually have much dirtier areas than the public restroom. The following information can help prevent the spread of germs...
by david pflieger | Feb 12, 2018 | Aviation, Blog, David Pflieger |
In an effort to help its users truly understand what they’re getting when they book a flight, Google has added a couple of updates to their Google Flight app that are aimed at saving airline customers money. After airlines like Delta and United started offering budget...
by david pflieger | Feb 12, 2018 | Aviation, Blog, David Pflieger |
Frequent flyers know which airports they prefer to fly in and out of because of the ease of travel these locations provide, but there is another aspect to consider as you plan your trip: the airport’s aesthetic. There are several airports around the world that are...
by david pflieger | Feb 12, 2018 | Aviation, Blog, David Pflieger |
In the early years of commercial aviation, flight attendants’ uniforms were military-inspired, evoking a sense of practicality and seriousness. In the 1950s and 60s, as commercial aviation grew, the demand for female flight attendants increased. This change sparked an...
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...
