by Janice Hough | Dec 20, 2011
Air rage is nothing new these days. In fact, sometimes it’s hard to know whether we should be shocked at the increasingly bad behavior of passengers on planes or shocked that more people don’t just lose it in the air. Unfortunately, Americans usually star...
by Charlie Leocha | Jun 29, 2011
Finally, a competition regulatory authority has taken action against the growing airline joint ventures. Nothing more than an attempt to totally control prices, scheduling, profits and marketing of airline routes, is now getting a closer look from the Canadian...
by Janice Hough | Apr 29, 2010
“Cashless cabins” are nothing new in the United States. Many major carriers, including American Airlines and United Airlines, have gone away from accepting currency and travelers checks onboard. Which means passengers need to carry a credit or debit card...
by Ned S. Levi | Feb 23, 2010
In the ‘50s and ‘60s Carter Products sold millions and millions of their “Little Liver Pills.” The expression “… more than Carter has pills” was born. Lately, the news is filled with so many stories of airplane passengers being tossed off their flights, the incidents...
by Charlie Leocha | Oct 29, 2009
This story struck me as interesting when Air Canada imposed a bicycle fee on a special folding bicycle that folded down to the specifications defined in the airline’s contract of carriage. Is a bicycle that folds down to the size of a suitcase to be considered a...
