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Airplane Porn: US Airways 737-300 in New Colors
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We dorks have been waiting for this one for awhile. While US Airways had been painting Airbuses in the new colors like crazy, they had yet to paint a single 737 . . . until…
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Delta Retires the 737-200
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Talk about a workhorse of an airplane. On Friday, Delta finally retired the last of its 737-200 aircraft. You might remember those as being the ones with the really long cigar-shaped, Pratt & Whitney engines…
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CanJet Airlines Ends Scheduled Service
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Poor CanJet. First they announce they’re going to shut down all scheduled flights and then I throw them on the ACR (Abusers of Capitalization Rules) list. The airline flies primarily from Toronto to eastern Canadian…
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Comprehensive List of What You Can and Can’t Bring Onboard
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I’m back from my mini-vacation in Palm Springs, so it’s time to start writing again. First up, this handy dandy link to the TSA website. This page mentions just about anything you’d care to bring…
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More on Racial Profiling at the Airport
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It’s time for a long Labor Day weekend, and I’ve decided to actually detach myself from my computer until Monday. But before I go, I have a few more thoughts on racial profiling as a…
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Video of Four A380s in Flight
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Forget about the questionable business case and the fact that it is one ugly airplane for a second. It’s still pretty cool looking to see it flying in formation with three other A380s. Thanks to…
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US Airways A321 – Now with 8% More Seats!
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It’s been rumored for some time that US Airways would be reducing the number of first class seats available on the A321. This aircraft is part of the old US Airways fleet (not America West)…
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United/Trans States End the San Antonio Experiment
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Back at the beginning of this year, United and Trans States decided to try a little experiment. United had been performing well at San Antonio. In fact, as recently as a couple years ago they…
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Take a Flight, Save The Environment
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On Monday, both Travelocity and Expedia announced that they’re going to be the first travel sites to save the world. Awwww, how sweeet. Seriously, that’s very nice of them. What they’re really doing is partnering…
