By US standards, what would be required for an airport to accommodate international flights on a regular basis?
By US standards, what would be required for an airport to accommodate international flights on a regular basis?
By US standards, what would be required for an airport to accommodate international flights on a regular basis?
Lets say 10 or 15 yeaes from now will commercial passenger airplanes look different than todays airliners for example supersonic or electric hypersonic
Because people say nothing has changed much in the airline industry people say todays airplanes look the same from 1990s
If I have a window economy plus seat on American Airlines and the flight is delay do I still have that seat?
So I got accepted in both and I can't makeup my decision, I'm gonna work as a cabin crew in one of them, which airline is more flexible and offers the best salary? I don't know about Qatar but Kuwait Airways salary as a cabin crew is 2.55k tax free including a furnished apartment and it goes up depending on flying hours. Anyone can help?
Do you know why some stores at airport ask for boarding pass when buying stuff even chocolates, candies or foods? That happened to me when I was in Amsterdam airport.
Can I become an airline pilot if I have type one diabetes?
Why is Oklahoma City's Airport named after someone who was killed in a plane Crash?
Do you have to stay in hotels between trips? How often would you be home?
Where to get cheap airline tickets online?
I'm travelling from the US to India on Ethiad and have a layover in Abu Dhabi - Anything I should prepare for? Will I be able to bring my laptop on the flight? I'm a (very) long haired indian man - am I even allowed in the Abu Dhabi airport? Is there extra security for layover flights? Or can you just go to your other flight like here in the States. Hoping someone has made this or a similar trek recently - trying to figure out if it is worth it to switch airlines and pay extra to go through France or China…