Video shows a passenger standing up during the flight, opening an overhead bin, and then rummaging through a brown bag. He’s unaware that thebag’s owner is recoding him the whole time.
When he closed the bin and sat back down, the bag owner got up from his seat and walked directly over to confront him. The thief was still digging into the bag, oblivious that the owner was standing just behind his shoulder.
An IndiGo passenger lost it on the tarmac after an all-day delay, and wound up slapping the pilot. Video from inside the cabin shows a man in a yellow hoodie sprinting up the aisle, and after he valulted a galley cart, he slapped the co-pilot who was updating passengers on the status of their delay.
What I’m most impressed with here is the pilot. Video of the incident starts after things had already gone sideways, and the pilot had to step in. He didn’t leave it to cabin crew, making a removal decision but staying in the cockpit. He came out and handled the situation.
It’s hard to imagine anyone that won’t find this to be incredible for a year.
A Spirit Airlines passenger delivered a racist rant that ironically started off, “We Don’t Teach Hate In Our House…” Video is going viral in social media.
The best flyers prefer aisle seats, and airlines even value the business more of those who do. Aisle seats are just better than window seats, and we don’t even need to talk about the dreaded middle.
If you’re in the aisle seat you don’t get those window seat views, but those are better in theory than practice outside of the first and final minutes of a flight. And you do have to get up to let other passengers into the aisle if they need to use the restroom. So there are tradeoffs, but they’re minor compared to the 6 reasons that aisle seats are best.
Marcus Anderson of the Sax Pack is a two time Grammy-nominated jazz artist. And he was delayed on Alaska Airlines… with his instrument. So he and his compatriots busted out and gave a concert for the rest of the passengers stuck in the cabin.
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Last week Spanish social media influencer Mery Caldass uploaded a video from an airport, crying as she shared that her travel plans to Puerto Rico had fallen apart: “I asked ChatGPT if I needed a visa, and it told me no.”
It’s sad the depths to which American’s Flagship First Class product has fallen. They are eliminating the product, but the truth is going the other direction wouldn’t have been hard.
Gary Leff is one of the foremost experts in the field of miles, points, and frequent business travel -- a topic he has covered since 2002.
Co-founder of frequent flyer community InsideFlyer.com, emcee of the Freddie Awards, and named one of the "World's Top Travel Experts" by Conde' Nast Traveler (2010-Present) Gary has been a guest on most major news media, profiled in several top print publications, and published broadly on the topic of consumer loyalty. More About Gary »
