Terminal shuffle
The much awaited and hyped opening of the new Terminal 5 at Heathrow has come and gone, and not a single passenger has boarded a...
New York
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Lufthansa opens up on plans for JetBlue
After buying a 19% stake in the NYC-based carrier late last year as a “strictly financial” investment, it would seem that Lufthansa is finally willing...
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Another update on in-flight broadband
Aircell, one of a handful of providers competing to provide in-flight broadband access to airlines and their passengers, has announced that they expect to have...
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Slot controls coming to Newark, too
Back in December the DoT announced that they were instituting slot controls for JFK airport in an effort to reduce delays in NYC and those...
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Free ride on Monday
The good news is that anyone can ride for free on PATH service connecting New York and New Jersey on Monday. The bad news for...
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OpenSkies update
OpenSkies, the British Airways subsidiary focused on connecting mostly premium passengers between non-London markets and the USA has announced that their first market will be...
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Eos Expanding
Despite the recent negative press on the all premium carriers and where that segment of the industy might end up, the apparent leader, Eos, isn’t...
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Amtrak security gets a little more intrusive
For quite some time Amtrak has been the refuge of those wishing to avoid the annoyance of the TSA security charade at airports, especially in...
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No more 500 mile minimum credit
US Airways has made a move that is a significant change in the way frequent flyer programs have operated for years: elimination of the 500...
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Brunch in Hong Kong
In addition to street food, there is something to be said for comfort food, especially when traveling. After 8 days in India, there was something...