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#TravelTuesday Tip: Pack for Vacation in 1 Bag!

It’s true! You can pack for summer vacation in one suitcase. It can be done. In fact, let’s make it more interesting and say, you can pack for you and one child in one bag. Don’t believe me? Take a look at me telling the viewers of ‘Great Day St. Louis‘ exactly how to do...

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Airline Ad at ‘Ground Zero’ has New Yorkers Upset

May 22, 11 Airline Ad at ‘Ground Zero’ has New Yorkers Upset

Posted by in Airlines

A United Airlines ad across the street from ground zero that reads “You’re going to like where we land” has some New Yorkers saying the sign is insensitive because it is so close to where United Flight 175 struck the south tower on 9/11. The MTA approved the ad and said it was a third-party vendor that put up the...

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Flightster Friday: Sleeping on a Plane

May 20, 11 Flightster Friday: Sleeping on a Plane

Posted by in Flightster

In my off time when I travel and fly around for pleasure usually the take-off roll puts me right to sleep. I think the hum of the engines, with the force pushing me back into my seat because of the nose pointed upward and the vibrations much like a massage creates the illusion that I’m sitting in first class and as comfortable as...

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It was a Great Day in St. Louis! – Part 1

May 16, 11 It was a Great Day in St. Louis! – Part 1

Posted by in General, Hotel Reviews

Literally! On May 9th I headed to St. Louis, MO with Sara Keagle to appear on the television show Great Day St. Louis on the 10th that airs on CBS at 10am. But, that’s not all. From the moment we arrived in St. Louis we knew we were going to enjoy our stay. I arrived at 1:20pm from Los Angeles via Phoenix and New York...

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Like the Virgins

Richard Branson is well-known throughout the business community. He’s the “father” of the global Virgin empire – a business group that covers products from cola, trains, mobile telecom and airlines. Aside from Branson’s Virgin Records, his franchise of airlines is what’s made Virgin (and Branson) a household name around...

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Pajamas: Approved for Travel?

May 09, 11 Pajamas: Approved for Travel?

Posted by in Airlines, Cruises, Hotels, Trains

I worked a red-eye flight to New York City in which a particular passenger appeared to be at home, in her bed. She was dressed in cartoon-like pajama pants, an oversized t-shirt, obviously (very obviously) wasn’t wearing “support,” an oversized sweater for when she became cold, and most off all: no shoes. She was...

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Flightster Friday: Say What?

May 06, 11 Flightster Friday: Say What?

Posted by in Flightster

Flying around in a metal tube packed with hundreds of people is bound to get interesting at some point, right? Well, it gets interesting more often than not thanks to some of the questions flight attendants get asked. Most questions I’ve been asked before, some I’ve never heard of, and some really make me respond with...

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Flightster Friday: Sick Crewmembers

Apr 29, 11 Flightster Friday: Sick Crewmembers

Posted by in Flightster

So you’re scheduled to take a flight and once you get to the airport you find out that you’re flight is delayed because they’re waiting on a replacement flight attendant. Chances are the flight attendant who shows up was called at home or from the airport ready reserve room to cover a sick crewmember. A lot of...

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