Celebrating Cape Breton’s Ceilidh Trail with music and dance
Historically Cape Breton, Nova Scotia has been known for a number of different things. Some of these industries – namely coal and fishing – are...
Trip Reports
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Which of these tickets would you purchase?
Sitting in my room last night I finally got around to booking my ticket to get out of town on Friday. Yes, I waited a...
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Finishing my Embraer collection
This week sees me on another business trip to Raleigh, NC, which isn’t all that big a deal. It also saw me flying on perhaps...
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Things to see and do in Frankfurt
It would seem that, sadly, this is going to be a rather short post. Yes, I’m quite happy that I got to spend a couple...
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New York’s High Line Park grows – Phase 2 now open!
It was roughly two years ago that New York City‘s High Line Park first opened. A triumph of urban renewal and a fantastic example of...
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Attack of the cAAncelAAtor!
Today was supposed to be an easy travel day. Apparently such a thing is not possible. Just a quick hop from LaGuardia to Raleigh-Durham International...
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Checking in at the Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof (Hotel Review)
As part of the prize package from Lufthansa and the A380 Inaugural flight from San Francisco we were given two nights in the Steigenberger Frankfurter...
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Celebrating the Lufthansa A380 Inaugural at SFO
A few weeks back Lufthansa held a contest via Twitter and FaceBook to give away seats on their inaugural flight of an Airbus A380 from...
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Plumping up my passport
My passport is not quite to the point that I can call it fat. But it certainly is pleasantly plump thanks to the kind folks...
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A most ridiculous standby policy
Flying standby used to be a relatively simple endeavor: you showed up at the gate and if there was a seat you got it. Not...