I assume by reading this blog you probably have heard about the tragic crash of Yemenia Airways flight 627. If not you can read about the latest information here. Although this incident is terrible, there is at least a bit of positivity one can pull out of this (well almost two, the black boxes were found). […]
Stories by David Parker Brown
There is a lot of grumbling (and some good jokes out there) dealing with riding on a modern airliner is like being in a cattle car. Airlines are looking to cut costs and bring in profits at the expense of passenger comfort. Ryanair normally steals the spot light for crazy ideas, but Spring Airlines takes […]
If you haven’t seen it already, Southwest has one awesome rapping flight attendent. He got to show his skills again to celebrate Southwest’s new service to LaGuaria airport.
I wrote about Mark being on AirTran for 30 days near the begining of the his journey and wanted to catch up with him at the end of his long journey. He was able to connect while over Ohio to answer some questions I had for him: TheAirlineBlog.com: Where are you right now (“in an airplane […]
Recently a Thomas Cook flight from Majorca to Newcastle asked its passengers to change seats to help balance out the flight. This didn’t disturb the passengers as much as why they were asked. The rear cargo door was jammed and bags could only be placed in the front cargo hold. Additionally while waiting to board […]