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Congressman Brings Gun Through Airport Security, Police Stores It For Him So He Doesn’t Miss Flight
Madison Cawthorn (R-NC) is one of the youngest members of Congress ever, and the first one to be born in the 1990s.
He brought a gun through a TSA checkpoint. He wasn’t arrested, didn’t have the gun confiscated, and wasn’t even asked to take it out of the airport. Instead the gun was stored for him while he left on his trip, to avoid causing him any delay.
The Oldest Planes Still Flying In Commercial Service
A roundup of the most important stories of the day. I keep you up to date on the most interesting writings I find on other sites – the latest news and tips.
Hilton Says Business Travel Is Mostly Back. No, It’s Not.
Hilton’s CFO gave an interview promoting the strength of their hotels by claiming that business travel is already 70% back, and fully recovering now. Can he possibly believe that?
How Passengers Sneak Luggage Onto Spirit Airlines Flights For Free
In the game of airline versus passenger, there’s years of experience at ‘beating the system’.
The Surprising Reason Older People Use The Bathrooms More In Airports
Little details matter. When designers get something wrong, people respond, and sometimes in ways you wouldn’t expect.
Huge Opportunity: Conrad Bora Bora Award Nights Wide Open With Hilton Points
Right now, for some reason, award nights at the Conrad Bora Bora are wide open through March 2022. Book for 89,000 Hilton points per night (a great value), and they’re fully cancellable. If you have Hilton points there’s no reason not to book a trip.
This Passenger Decided To Dance Like Nobody’s Watching, Love Like He’s Never Been Hurt
A roundup of the most important stories of the day. I keep you up to date on the most interesting writings I find on other sites – the latest news and tips.
Alaska Airlines Brings Back Real Food – To Flights As Short As 670 Miles
Meal service on flights over 670 miles in domestic first class, and hot food at meal times on 1100+ mile flights, alcohol in all cabins, and food for sale in coach.
What Happens To People Who Violate The Air Travel Mask Mandate? Usually Nothing
The fine for not wearing a mask in public transportation the first time is just $250. But almost no one is cited for this, I see passengers walking around airports all the time maskless and nobody stops them. Airlines enforce masking on the aircraft, but airports don’t enforce it in the terminal most of the time.
Once someone is cited, though, that doesn’t mean anyone winds up paying a fine. In fact only two people have actually agreed to do so.