Emerald Club Lounge? National Car Rental Opens Up Inside Dulles
Need a comfortable place to hang out at IAD between flights? Try this….
IPad
Pizza Week In Review For June 14th, 2015
In case you missed it, here’s the week in review on Pizza in Motion….
A Mileage Run: Step-By-Step
I did a pretty poor job of planning my travel this year. I usually have everything mapped out months in advance so I know I have enough miles where I need them to make sure I re-qualify for my favorite status, Executive Platinum level…
FAA Makes It Official, To Allow Electronic Devices Below 10,000 Feet
The FAA made official today what many folks assumed was a foregone conclusion, that you’ll be allowed to use your Kindle or iPad for pretty much the entire flight, though not the cellular functions. It’s interesting that multiple writeups I’ve reviewed all say things…
81 Hours In Europe: My First Spin Through T5 At London Heathrow
Previous posts: 81 Hours In Europe: A Ride On The New 777-300ER From JFK To LHR 81 Hours In Europe: A Running Start At Oslo And Copenhagen Day 2 started with me getting off the plane in Terminal 3 at London’s Heathrow airport. The…
What’s On Your iPad, September 2013?
While plenty of planes have in-flight entertainment systems, I’m always happy to bring my own (my iPad) with me. It’s gotten to the point where I don’t really remember what I did before I had an iPad. Work tasks are easier and they serve…
An Early Review Of The New TORQ Suitcase From Briggs & Riley Courtesy Of My Giveaway Winner
I’ve been a Briggs & Riley guy for a number of years. They make great suitcases and offer what I consider to be the best guarantee on the market. They cover essentially anything that happens to your suitcase. As long as you can bring…
Pizza In The News: More Talk About Electronics On Airplanes
Right after I posted about rumors the FAA was moving closer to relaxing the regulations for electronics on planes, I was contacted by Scott Mayerowitz of the Associated Press. I don’t think the two were related, but Scott asked me my opinion on the…
Inching Closer To Relaxed Rules For Electronics In Flight
If you’ve been on a plane any time in the past 5 years, you know the drill. All those electronics need to be off before the plane can push back from the gate, right? But, the pilots are using iPads in the cockpit for…
FAA Quietly Signals That You Might Be Able To Leave That iPad On During Takeoff and Landing
Count me amongst the crowd of people who don’t like turning off their electronics when it’s time to close the airplane door. I rarely shut off my phone, hence the reason I love wifi so much. But, I’ve come to appreciate that time between…