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Air Travel Turns 100: How Flying Has Changed Over the Last Century - Robb Report This year, British Airways celebrates a century in the air. Here's a look at what's changed—for better or worse. As anyone who remembers when flying commercial meant fine china, smoking sections and nary a...

American Airlines has cameras in some seat-back screens, but says it won't use them - CNET Singapore Airlines was criticized earlier for having cameras in some of its entertainment systems. It turns out some American Airlines seat-back entertainment screens have cameras embedded in them. A...

Travel Wise | How to sit with your kids on a plane (if you want to) - The Seattle Times If you haven’t heard about the infamous airline-separation algorithm yet, here’s what you need to know: It’s a seat-allocation program that allegedly keeps families apart on the plane, prodding parents into...

The New Delta One Suites Are Just As Luxurious As You Imagined — and This Trick Will Let You Fly in It for Free - Travel and Leisure Delta was the first airline to introduce the concept of an all-suite business class back in August 2016, and is still the only U.S. airline to offer suites in...

A top airline critic shares his air travel secrets - USA Today Brent Bowen may be America's leading airline critic, but he's also a frequent air traveler, and he has a few secrets. His advice on flying better may help you have a problem-free flight. Bowen is the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical...

Just how fresh is the food served in your airline meal? - Lonely Planet As the flight attendant works their way down the aisle with the trolley bearing your hot dinner at thirty-eight-thousand feet, you might wonder idly: how do meals get on the plane, and how long have they been sitting in the...