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How to travel alone inflight

Does the thought of flying alone make you hesitant? Flying alone is liberating but can…

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Top 15 Competitor Alternatives to Airbnb

Airbnb is one of the most popular ways for travelers to experience a new city.…

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Best time to book a cruise

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Top 5 Tips On How To Find Cheap Flights
So much is written about the best solution on how to find cheap flights online. Every author has his or her…
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Flight Delay Compensation Help
You can get paid up to$700 USD / €600 Euros(per passenger) if your flight had aDelay/Missed Connection or Cancellation, or…
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Norma Heape, the World’s Most Experienced Flight Attendant?
Have you noticed the often-large gap between the age groups of your flight attendants? Of course, with today’s anti-age discrimination…
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Stunning Cockpit Window Static Discharge – What Air Passengers Don’t See
Cockpit window static discharge is something that airline passengers don’t get to experience. And that’s too bad. You are indeed…

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Grand Cayman Island, Caribbean

UPDATED March 21, 2019 The Cayman Islands is a British Overseas Territory. It consists of 3 islands in the western…

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Greenland in the late summer

UPDATED March 21, 2019 Flying between the U.S. and Europe your route will often offer a glimpse of Greenland. This…

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10 Reasons Why Homestay is a Much Better Choice than Airbnb
Customer Reviews Exposed The concept of cheap Travel Accommodation The way we travel and choose our accommodation is changing rapidly.…
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6 Hottest Solo Traveler Tips
When it comes to traveling many people seek solo traveler tips on how to travel alone. Are you one of…
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The Ugly Face of Sex-Tourism Investigated and Revealed
Tourism is a highly specialized niche-industry, offering a solution for anybody’s taste and preference. For the last two decades, the…
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6 Best Cities For Doing Business – Business Travel
Does your job involve business travel? Are you aware of which cities are considered the best cities for doing business?…

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How does a pilot drive the airplane on the ground?
Mickie B’s question answered: Like in your car the engines thrust the airplane into motion, by increasing power with the…
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CaptainJetson February 16, 2019
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On the early Boeing 737’s there were small windows placed above the captain and co-pilot in the cockpit. These were removed in later models. Did these serve any purpose other than a bit of better views? Why were they replaced?
Aviation’s question answered: Those windows are called eyebrow windows, and they were designed on many aircraft, not just Boeing. The…
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What can you do when another passenger’s kid keeps crying or screaming during a flight for a long period of time? Do you think there should be regulations to protect other passengers’ peace?
Wilson F.’s question answered: That’s an excellent question and a very common occurrence, but very difficult to answer. There is…
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