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Overwhelmed and understaffed, the Louvre shuts its doors — a warning sign for global overtourism

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Exploding Soda Cans Kept Injuring Southwest Flight Attendants—Here's The Airline's New 3-Step Solution - View from the Wing

In recent summers, Southwest Airlines has had to deal with soda cans exploding during flight service. That's led to a significant number of flight attendant injuries. Fortunately, they think they have a solution. Continue reading Exploding Soda Cans Kept Injuring Southwest Flight Attendants—Here’s The Airline’s New 3-Step Solution...Southwest Airlines · United States See the Story

What It's Like to Fly on a Commercial Airline When You're Over 7 Feet Tall

We can probably all agree that planes are really not made for the convenience of people who are not within the bell curve of “typical.” Case in point, people on U.S. domestic flights who use wheelchairs for mobility. Unless they have a bulkhead seat, people who rely on their wheelchair to get from place to place have to use the airline’s wheeled chair to get to their seat, because the aisles of domestic planes are entirely too small to fit even …United States · United States Read Article

6 Polite Things Bar Patrons Do That Bartenders Wished They'd Stop

Despite the news showing the contrary every day, I still believe that most people try to be helpful when they can. It’s why we hold doors for others, help pick up things that someone’s dropped, or maybe even shovel the snow or mow the lawn for a neighbor who isn’t able. If we’re traveling and at an establishment where we know the workers are particularly busy, we may do little things as a way we hope will help. Maybe we’ll try to organize the ov…Read Article

The Most & Least Expensive Airports in the U.S.

Everyone will agree that when you travel by air – whether it’s personal or business travel – your hotel and airfare are probably the most expensive parts of the trip. Sure, you can use an ultra-low-cost carrier like Breeze (we did. It wasn’t that bad, actually), Spirit (did that one, too) or even Frontier (yep, that one too. Even snagged an exit row seat for free). And you can even stay at a cheap place like Motel 6 (well, except this Motel 6 – …Airports · New York Read Article

The 13 Places in the U.S. That Planes Can't Fly Over

Chances are excellent that you’ve heard of “no-fly zones.” Also known as “no-flight zones,” or “air exclusion zones,” they are areas or territories established by a military or political power that certain aircraft aren’t allowed to fly over, either “at all” or, more often, under a certain amount of feet. Many countries have no-fly zones, which can be broken down into (in layman’s terms): no one can fly over this place, ever no one can fly over…Aircraft · Lake Buena Vista Read Article

5 Reasons Why Seats at The Airport Gate Are Bolted to the Ground

Typically, when you see something bolted to the ground, it’s because the owner doesn’t want the thing stolen. Park benches and safes come to mind. Some items are bolted down so they don’t blow away in high winds—picnic tables, trash cans, etc. But in airports, theft isn’t really a concern, and wind definitely isn’t. Yet the seats at airport gates are almost always bolted down. What’s up with that? It turns out that seats near the gate are bolted…Read Article

The Problem With Trying to Automate Hospitality

Almost every TV in a hotel room nowadays is connected to the property’s IT system. That’s how you’re able to check your bill, access hotel info, or even stream your own content using just the remote. Another common feature? A “personalized” welcome message when you walk in. You’ve probably seen it: “Welcome, Joseph.” “Thank you for being a Platinum Elite member.” It’s a simple but effective way to simulate personalized service. It pulls your nam…Cape Canaveral · Cape Canaveral Read Article

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Exploding Soda Cans Kept Injuring Southwest Flight Attendants—Here's The Airline's New 3-Step Solution - View from the Wing

What It's Like to Fly on a Commercial Airline When You're Over 7 Feet Tall

6 Polite Things Bar Patrons Do That Bartenders Wished They'd Stop

The Most & Least Expensive Airports in the U.S.

The 13 Places in the U.S. That Planes Can't Fly Over

5 Reasons Why Seats at The Airport Gate Are Bolted to the Ground

The Problem With Trying to Automate Hospitality

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