News and notes from around the interweb:
- United Airlines Flight Attendant Burnt Business Class Passenger TWICE With Scalding Hot Coffee During Flight From San Francisco
- Point.me announced a $15 million series B fundraising led by Nyca Partners and Citi Ventures, as well as participation from a co-founder of ITA Software (Google Flights). Thayer Ventures and PAR Capital Ventures, who led earlier fundraising rounds, invested as well. I haven’t seen an announcement but am finding search speed much faster as well.
- You don’t want to stay here “Evidence of a bedbug infestation, leaking roof, suspected mold and various other unsafe conditions.”
- Tony Robbins will be opening hotels (HT: Paul H)
- British Airways to Make Female Uniform Blouses 43% Thicker to Make it Less See-Through Following Complaints
- Looks like Chase could pick up the Apple Card
It may be safer in coach on United.
The passenger actually got hot coffee on a United flight?
Now I can attend a Tony Robbins course while traveling. Brilliant.
@jns … I have feared hot coffee on airplanes for years . To protect my lap area , I try to use a few newspapers and magazines on my lap . I spend before boarding at the news shop , so I will have something to read and also to protect my lap from hot coffee .
The flight attendant’s hot coffee? They don’t set the temperature at which the coffee brews. Why does everyone blame the person serving it what their company offers???
After reading the article about British Airways’ decision to increase the thickness of female uniform blouses by 43% to address transparency concerns, I believe it would be beneficial for British Airways to also consider increasing the thickness of their toilet paper by 43% to reduce the likelihood of unpleasant smelly brown stains on your fingers when wiping your behind in the aircraft lavatory.