Airlines adding more premium seats are changing the shape of modern aircraft cabins and the most valuable space on board is increasingly being reserved for passengers willing to pay more. American Airlines recently unveiled
Airlines can refuse passengers who appear too intoxicated to travel safely. Learn how staff make that decision, whether compensation applies and what passengers should do if they are stopped from boarding.
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For generations of economy passengers, the empty middle seat has felt like a small lottery win. It offers more elbow room, additional personal space and freedom from the awkward negotiations that begin when three
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Can Pilots Drink Before Flying? How Airlines Prevent Alcohol-Impaired Pilots From Entering the Cockpit Imagine arriving at the airport, boarding pass in hand, only to discover that your flight has been cancelled because a
How Tight Is Too Tight? WestJet’s 28-Inch Seat Experiment Raises a Bigger Question for Economy Passengers For years, economy passengers have watched something quietly disappear from aircraft cabins. Not the free meals. Not checked
A holiday flight home ended in tragedy after a 41-year-old passenger became critically ill aboard an Aeroflot service from Antalya, Türkiye, to Yekaterinburg, Russia. As the passenger’s condition deteriorated, the pilots of Flight SU793
The Southwest near miss at Chicago Midway shows how a routine landing can become a serious runway emergency within seconds. A Boeing 737 was seconds from landing when a private jet moved onto the
Would You Accept a 2½-Hour Flight Delay to Save a Dog? The Delta Diversion That Raises a Fascinating Question Imagine you’re halfway across the United States at cruising altitude. You’ve settled into your seat.