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Good News, or Bad News?

I posted earlier this week that I think SFO and LAX are getting themselves confused with each other. One of the many benefits of being based in Los Angeles is the fact that the airport can handle weather delays pretty easily without it getting backlogged and causing a ground delay program. This past week, however, the reverse was...

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LAX merging with SFO

Jan 02, 12 LAX merging with SFO

Posted by in InFlight Insight

First of all, Happy 2012! My this new year bring all of you happiness and enjoyment. My resolution is get back to updating this website as often as I used to! I have falled behind since the Holiday’s began, but I’m back into the swing of things. On that note, here’s a quick update. When did LAX and SFO merge? The...

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#TravelTuesday: Gay Pride in Cape Town

Dec 20, 11 #TravelTuesday: Gay Pride in Cape Town

Posted by in Travel Deals

Extraordinary Journeys Africa, specialists in bespoke customized safaris to Africa, is offering an 8-day safari in honor of Cape Town’s Gay Pride Week that will take place February 27-March 4, 2012. The first four nights are spent in Cape Town where guests will have the opportunity to see the exciting Gay Parade in action,...

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The Counter: Custom Build Your Burger

Dec 04, 11 The Counter: Custom Build Your Burger

Posted by in Travel Tips

It used to be that burgers were designed a specific way and placed on a menu for you to order. Whether it be at a fast food drive-thru or at a sit down restaurant, burgers were pretty much the same. In 2003 The Counter set out to change that. The Counter offers customers a chance to custom build their burgers; and we’re not...

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Premium Economy, That’s Coach.

I’ll be honest. I haven’t been flying much lately. My seniority here in Los Angeles has gotten better each time they’ve added to the base and I’ve slowly found myself becoming one of those “senior mamas” at my ripe old age of 27. For the most part now, I do transcon turns. Early check-ins, late...

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The Traytable Trial

Nov 02, 11 The Traytable Trial

Posted by in Airline Insight, Airlines

When a flight attendant asks you to put up your tray table, you usually do it and don’t think anything of it. In fact, if you have it down when you know it’s not supposed to be, you expect someone to tell you that it’s time to put it up. Now, here’s the question: If you’re in the bathroom, and your tray table is down when...

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Patti’s Post: Should Children be Banned?

Oct 31, 11 Patti’s Post: Should Children be Banned?

Posted by in Airlines

I recently was working a flight that was a little over four hours long and had been extremely busy. We had several families with small children onboard and we worked very hard to accommodate all of their needs from seating to food as well as proper diaper disposal! With approximately one hour left in flight a female passenger...

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AirTran ‘Customers Of Size’: Adopts Southwest’s Policy

Oct 16, 11 AirTran ‘Customers Of Size’: Adopts Southwest’s Policy

Posted by in Airlines

Southwest Airlines has garnered a lot of attention in the past few years for booting passengers for being “too fat to fly.” “Clerks” director Kevin Smith had a famous tiff with the airline after he was booted from an Oakland to Burbank flight in 2010. He then proceeded to lose 65 pounds. This summer, Kenlie...

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