Passenger Brings Own Caviar Onboard American Airlines First Class—Calls It “Premium GenPop” [Roundup]

News and notes from around the interweb:

  • “Premium GenPop” flying American Airlines first class from Philadelphia to Las Vegas – with caviar. This is bring your own, though American will be serving caviar in long haul business class for April. But you’ll still have to pack it in your carry-on if you want any domestically.

  • American Airlines responds…?

  • Jet2 flight 896 from Antalya to Manchester diverted to Brussels on February 12 after an onboard fight over racist remarks and access to cigarettes.

    On February 12, 2026, Jet2 flight LS896 from Antalya, Turkey, to Manchester was forced to make an emergency diversion to Brussels, Belgium, after a violent mid-air brawl erupted between passengers.
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  • U kunt! (“You can…”)

  • 40% transfer bonus from Chase to Virgin Atlantic through February 28

  • Actually, yes, Southwest has generally been enforcing assigned seat. Other airlines will generally at least let you change to open seats in the same cabin (not necessarily from standard coach to extra legroom). Southwest says you’re free to move about the country – just not the aircraft.

    @andrewpjohnson the row behind us was open too………… #southwest #airlines #flying #airplane #southwestairlines ♬ original sound – AJ

  • Scott Kirby is getting ridiculous at O’Hare. 11 Milwaukee flights, 10 to South Bend, 7 to Peoria..?

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