You Won’t Believe This Flight Attendant’s Heartbreaking Discovery About Her Husband on a Routine Flight! Lena gasped, her heart seizing in her chest. It couldn’t be real. “No, no, no, no, no,” she found herself murmuring. “This can’t be true.” Yet, she couldn’t tear her gaze away from the end of the airplane aisle. She… Read More »
Aaron Rodgers is set to make his return to the New York Jets on Monday Night Football in Week 1 against the defending NFC champion San Francisco 49ers. After tearing his Achilles just four plays into the 2023 season, Rodgers and the Jets are both excited for him to get back into the action. However,… Read More »
A United Airlines flight attendant’s decision to wear a Palestinian flag pin and keffiyeh on a flight from Chicago to Newark has ignited a heated debate, drawing criticism from pro-Israel advocates. The incident has intensified discussions about what symbols should be allowed for airline staff on duty. The controversy began when a passenger on Tuesday’s… Read More »
Carlos Alcaraz notched up his 15th consecutive Grand Slam win as he opened his 2024 US Open account with a four-set victory over Li Tu. Having won the French Open and Wimbledon this year, Alcaraz is now just six wins away from an incredible feat that will see him join Rod Laver and Rafael Nadal… Read More »
Tennis legend Martina Navratilova believes there is one “key factor” why Aryna Sabalenka is the favourite ahead of Iga Swiatek for this year’s US Open. Swiatek is the top seed ahead of Sabalenka for the final Grand Slam of the year as she has been at No 1 in the WTA Rankings since the start… Read More »
Elena Rybakina’s former coach Andrei Chesnokov has harshly criticised Iga Swiatek and declared the world No 1 is the only tennis player he does not like. The former world No 9 claimed Swiatek makes excuses when she loses matches rather than congratulating her opponents. This is the second time Swiatek has come under fire from… Read More »
Delta introduced discounted-fare Aircoach night flights between Chicago and Miami on December 16, 1949. The Douglas DC-4 aircraft used for the night flights were the same planes used for standard daytime service at full fares, but “without the frills of daytime service, such as complimentary meals and double stewardess service.” Delta named its aircoach service… Read More »
JetSMART and American Airlines have taken another step in their strategic alliance by expanding their codeshare flight network to include routes between the United States and Argentina. This integration is initially focused on the province of Mendoza, a region globally renowned for its wine production and as the capital of Malbec. Thanks to this agreement,… Read More »
A Lufthansa Boeing 747-8 that had begun its transatlantic crossing was forced to turn back to its origin airport due to a faulty system indicator, as an airline’s spokesperson confirmed the development and turn back to Simple Flying. Abandoning its transatlantic crossing According to the German carrier’s spokesperson, a Boeing 747-8, registered as D-ABYD, was… Read More »
A United Airlines Boeing 787-10 was forced to divert to Edinburgh, Scotland, as it was about to begin crossing the Atlantic Ocean on its way to Chicago, the United States. While the reason for the diversion remains unknown, the airline has already scheduled a departing flight from the capital of Scotland. Diversion to EDI At… Read More »
In-flight sex assault is “on the rise,” according to the FBI American Airlines owes its passengers a “duty of care” to keep them safe from harm while onboard, the victim’s lawsuit contends A New Jersey woman says she was sexually assaulted aboard an American Airlines flight by a stranger sitting in the next seat, and… Read More »
In a significant development for the Nigerian aviation industry, United Airlines has announced an upgrade in the frequency of its flights from Lagos to the United States. This move comes at a time when the aviation sector in Nigeria is witnessing increased competition, with domestic carriers like Air Peace and others gearing up to compete… Read More »