Here’s the link to the original image on Twitter. Tons of images of that United 747-400 on the runways earlier, so pretty sure this is real. That’s just ugly to see. Related articles Asiana Flight 214 Crashes At SFO; UPDATED: Two Passengers…
Just heard on CNN. My thoughts go out to the families of the deceased. I’m hoping the unaccounted and critical condition passengers are stories with positive endings. Still glued to the television for updates… Related Posts: Asiana Flight 214 Crashes At SFO; All Passengers…
It’s very early on, but reports are that all passengers and crew escaped a pretty bad looking crash at SFO about an hour ago. Here’s one of the initial reports. **No, you can’t actually click on the last image to play,…
I’ve been lucky enough to be on a private jet once or twice. They were fairly small as private jets go, but it was still a much easier experience than flying commercial. Small jets led to bumpy flights, but it was a worthwhile trade-off…
I stumbled on this one a bit late. Especially since I had a Four Points stay a couple weeks ago and didn’t score the $25 myself. This runs through the end of July, and essentially gives you a $25 discount on a future Southwest…
Are you an aviation/travel enthusiast? Have you been on a MegaDO? If the answers to these questions are yes and no, respectively, what are you waiting for? There’s a ton of information about StarMegaDO5 on Milepoint, but here’s a few quick tidbits: The MegaDO…
Southwest announced yesterday that it will begin offering live television free on flights (sponsored by Dish). At first, I thought it was a ho-hum kind of announcement. But, I think there’s a bit more to this announcement, especially in light of my recent thoughts…
If you’re hunting for cheap fall tickets today’s Virgin American sale might help. I don’t fly Virgin America a whole bunch, but they serve particularly useful with fare sales. As a general rule the big guys match their prices though I’m not sure if…
Uber is a great example of using technology to disrupt the travel space. The airlines (and to a lesser degree, hotels) have been slow to innovate. Given, it’s harder to change technology in a business with as many moving parts as an airline. Not…
The age of competition is over. There, I said it. Okay, so it only holds true for the airlines. More correctly, for what’s left of the legacy airlines that fought to the death after de-regulation. In a matter of months, American Airlines and US…