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Ryanair is proudly one of the world’s most hated airlines. The company knows that passengers fly with the airline for the great fares and nonstop routes, and no matter how much passengers complain, they almost always book Ryanair again. Well, here’s a funny twist on that — a traveler is ranting about Ryanair, and is receiving approximately zero sympathy online (thanks to PYOK for flagging this). Woman shows up late for Ryanair flight, gets kicked off An influencer has taken to TikTok for a tear-filled 2.5-minute rant, which has been viewed well over a million times. She claims she will…
I must give the leadership at American Airlines’ pilot union credit for an extremely measured yet clear message to management… American pilots highlight management’s systematic failures American CEO Robert Isom isn’t a popular guy among any of American’s stakeholders at the moment, with the exception of the board of directors, who seem to have no issue with him. We’ve seen American flight attendants issue a historic vote of no confidence in Isom, and we’ve seen American’s pilots write to the board and demand decisive change. American pilots deserve credit for how reasonable and constructive they’ve tried to be. For example,…
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As the war in Iran continues to roil world oil markets, Singapore has delayed the rollout of its sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) levy, pushing back a plan that would have added a new charge to tickets sold for departing flights later in 2026. The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) said on March 25, 2026, that the levy will now apply to tickets and services sold from October 1, 2026, for flights departing from January 1, 2027. Under the earlier plan, it was to apply to tickets sold from April 1, 2026, for flights departing from October 1, 2026. CAAS…
Politics aside, I struggle to see the issue here… Bernie Sanders criticized for flying Delta first class In the past 24 hours, a picture is being widely circulated online showing Bernie Sanders flying Delta first class, seemingly on an Airbus A220 from Washington National (DCA) to Minneapolis St. Paul (MSP), where he’s attending the “No Kings” rally this weekend. Some are blasting the Democratic Socialist for flying first class, calling him a hypocrite, and claiming he’s “living large” and “jetting out of DC like royalty.” .@TMZ making sure you saw Democrat socialist Bernie Sanders living large on his first class…
Satellite images show signs of an attack at Prince Sultan Air Base, Saudi Arabia, with The Wall Street Journal now reporting that an Iranian missile damaged “several U.S. refueling aircraft.” Satellite images emerged on Mar. 27, 2026, appeared to show signs of damage on an apron used by U.S. aircraft at Prince Sultan Air Base, in Saudi Arabia. The images were initially thought to be linked to an attack which damaged KC-135 Stratotankers aerial refueling aircraft two weeks earlier. However, the European satellite Sentinel-2, using Short-Wave Infra-Red (SWIR) imagery, showed a heat signature at the same location on Mar. 27.…
If you’re traveling to or even through Hong Kong, this is at least something to be aware of (thanks to @istrakhov for flagging this)… Hong Kong implements strict new electronics search law The United States Department of State has warned Americans about new rules that have just been implemented in Hong Kong, related to the National Security Law. Specifically, it’s now a criminal offense to refuse to give Hong Kong police the passwords or decryption assistance to access all personal electronic devices, including mobile phones and laptops. This legal change applies to everyone in Hong Kong, including those arriving at…
As the war in Iran continues to roil world oil markets, Singapore has delayed the rollout of its sustainable aviation fuel levy, pushing back a plan that would have added a new charge to tickets sold for departing flights later in 2026. The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) said on March 25, 2026, that the levy will now apply to tickets and services sold from October 1, 2026, for flights departing from January 1, 2027. Under the earlier plan, it was to apply to tickets sold from April 1, 2026, for flights departing from October 1, 2026. CAAS said…
Satellite images show signs of an attack at Prince Sultan Air Base, Saudi Arabia, with The Wall Street Journal now reporting that an Iranian missile damaged “several U.S. refueling aircraft.” Satellite images emerged on Mar. 27, 2026, appeared to show signs of damage on an apron used by U.S. aircraft at Prince Sultan Air Base, in Saudi Arabia. The images were initially thought to be linked to an attack which damaged KC-135 Stratotankers aerial refueling aircraft two weeks earlier. However, the European satellite Sentinel-2, using Short-Wave Infra-Red (SWIR) imagery, showed a heat signature at the same location on Mar. 27.…
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