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Hotspot Software Can Be Used For Hotspot Billing
softs now | November 21st 2009 by haytham altabl
This is a fast and growing age. People have less time and in that little time they have lots of work to do. The term “on the go” is very famous these days. While you are moving around, there is much that you need to share with others and also you read more
Google announces Free WiFi Access Offer
The First Reporter | November 21st 2009 by Mr Singh
Google Inc., has partnered with 47 airports across in the United States to offer free WiFi access to travellers passing through these cities this holiday period from November 10, 2009 through January 15, 2010. Under the offer, the people will be abl read more
Be a Pilot for £69
in the air | November 20th 2009 by wentworth
Flight simulator sessions for just £69 read more
Making Accessible Travel More Accessible For Disabled Travelers
Top Travel | November 19th 2009 by Werner Michael Heus
The biggest problem with travel that is accessible is that it actually isn’t all that accessible. There is a need for some serious revamping of what we call accessible travel in this country. Anyone facing a disability is going to require a lit read more
Big City Bliss
Coach Raidbard's Blog | November 19th 2009 by Matthew Raidbard
Even though I am not a fan of heights nothing about flying exacerbates this fear. In fact during the last 10-15 minutes of a flight I often enjoy, especially at night, looking out the window during the descent. Since I usually fly into bigger cities read more
Analects 01
My Name is Karen | November 19th 2009 by Karen
There are these wide, wide glass windows in the airport which I would try to sit as near as possible to whenever I could. Wide and thick, the clear glass panes hold the whole side of the building. The windows reveal everything, but keep everything in read more
FAA Computer Glitch Causing Widespread Flight Delays [Transportat…
Mouse ATC | November 19th 2009
For the second time in 15 months, an FAA computer glitch has rippled through airports across the country, causing major delays. Clearly, when one computer goes down in Salt Lake City and it drags down our entire air traffic system, something needs to read more
Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 (NAIA 3)
transportation engineer philippines | November 19th 2009 by RJMM
NAIA 3 PHOTOSThe Philippine government approved the construction of Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 or NAIA-3 in 1997 and scheduled to be completed in 2002. However, the terminal became fully operational in mid-2008 only after delays ca read more
Travel Insurance and Swine Flu: The Basics
Product Review | November 18th 2009 by Lina Patricionita
The swine flu outbreak has affected a huge amount of holidaymakers across the globe. Indeed, having officially reached pandemic status, the virus has meant that many individuals have had to cancel holiday plans, return home early from their trips or read more
BoraJet prepares for takeoff
Marmaris Guidebook | November 18th 2009 by oasonmez
Why do these planes, constantly flying in Europe, not come to Turkey? Why can’t small airports be linked using them for little cost? Why don’t we have regular flights between Adana and Antalya, or Istanbul and Bursa? Why do we not have flights to read more
Hidden Threat: Elevated Pollution Levels Near Regional Airports
The X-Journals | November 18th 2009 by Blake Harris
Scientists are reporting evidence that air pollution — a well-recognized problem at major airports — may pose an important but largely overlooked health concern for people living near smaller regional airports. read more
Free Wi-Fi from Google This Holiday Season
Sneaks N' Gear | November 18th 2009 by Jyle
Will you be on the road traveling this holiday season? If so, you could take advantage of a gift of free wi-fi from Google in 47 of the nation’s airports this Christmas season. Everything is in partnership with the Climate Savers Computing orga read more
The Desperate Need For Having Accessible Travel For The Disabled
Expert Adventure Travel Advice and Information | November 18th 2009 by Korbin Newlyn
There is a need for some serious revamping of what we call accessible travel in this country. Anyone facing a disability is going to require a little more effort on behalf of those around them to get from point A to point B. It is painfully clear tha read more
hey you, up in the sky
Urban Sketchers | November 17th 2009 by Gabi Campanario
Waiting at Sacramento airport for an overnighter trip to Vegas, Las Vegas. I don't often get a moment to draw when I'm at the airport, usually because my son prefers to have me run around after him, but also because I don't like airports much. Some read more
The Desperate Need For Accessible Travel For The Disabled
Travel & Vacation Info | November 17th 2009 by Saiful Adli
The biggest problem with travel that is accessible is that it actually isn’t all that accessible. There is a need for some serious revamping of what we call accessible travel in this country. Anyone facing a disability is going to require a lit read more
Free Google WiFi at Aiports: Just In Time for The Holidays
Search Flights - lowfares.com | November 16th 2009
‘Tis the season for giving…and Google is giving big. Travelers may now enjoy free WiFi at 47 U.S. airports and on every Virgin America flight. Through January 15, 2010, Google is partnering with many wifi providers that power most airpor read more
A Holiday Travel Survival Guide
Natalani Hawaii | November 16th 2009 by Natalie
Yes, it really is the holiday season. Before you head out and brave the airports, the roads, and your grandma's cooking, check out these tips thanks to Christopher Elliott at msnbc.com, as the upcoming travel season will be different than past ones i read more
Finnair cancels also Tuesday’s scheduled flights due to pilots…
Aviation news | November 16th 2009
Image via Wikipedia Due to Finnair’s pilots’ strike scheduled flights are also cancelled on Tuesday. Altogether Finnair has cancelled over 400 flights because of the strike. The cancelled flights affect 32 000 passengers. Finnair a read more
Finnair Flights Cancelled Already on Sunday
Aviation news | November 15th 2009
Monday’s scheduled strike of the Finnish airline Finnair has led to the cancellation of many flights already on Sunday. All European and domestic flights from Helsinki, with a scheduled return on Monday have been cancelled, as well as nearly all lo read more
Small victories
Gulliver | November 14th 2009
TSA screening gets a bit better AMERICA'S Transportation Security Administration has revised its airport security screening procedures in response to a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union, the ACL read more
When little airports grow up, they become…: Hong Kong Internati…
Latedeparture.com | What's there to do when your flight is d… | November 14th 2009
Did you miss me? Well I’m back! It has definitely been a while since my last post. Don’t worry, I didn’t run out of interesting airport stories, but l did run out of time.. As a little treat, you’ll get a whopper of an airport reviewed now: read more
Mactan-Cebu International Airport
Pueblo Philippines - Promoting the Philippines One Town and… | November 14th 2009 by Marcos
Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA) serves as the second primary international gateway and southern hub of the air transportation system of the Philippines. It is located in Mactan Island, province of Cebu in Central Philippines and connected to read more
5 Tech Things – Ep 15 – The Clowns are Attacking
Geekazine | November 12th 2009 by Jeffrey Powers
Still having some issues, but this week we had an additional issue – the home connection decided to become problematic. I could download, but couldn’t upload files. Therefore, I went to a bar to finish the upload. Yes, I did. Brought to y read more
Free airport Wi-Fi
Gulliver | November 12th 2009
Courtesy of Google GOOGLE announced last month that it was teaming up with Virgin America to offer travellers free inflight WiFi for the holidays. Now the search giant is getting even more generous. Google will give read more
.leaving on a jet plane.
The Traveling Scholar | November 12th 2009 by Shannon
Trevi Fountain -- near our hotel! Ahhh, yes. I have just finished three article outlines, readings for an essay and nearly completed a second essay. Despite being holed up in my room all day (literally have not stepped foot outside), the day has been read more
Orbitz Reveals the Busiest Airports for Thanksgiving
eJourna - Travel stories, news and reviews | November 11th 2009
Orbitz.com (www.orbitz.com) today released the Insider Index of the busiest airports for Thanksgiving, as well as time-saving tips on navigating bustling airports during the holiday season. The Index also reveals the least busy airports, helping tra read more
Holiday giveaways – free wireless internet
PIC Current | November 11th 2009 by Colin
Courtesy of Beige Alert (via Flickr) Google, Microsoft and others are making it easier to travel and stay connected this holiday season with free wireless internet. Why free Wi-Fi? It gives you incentive to go online while helping these Web companies read more
Yet another US pilot found drunk? United Airlines pilot arrested…
The Airliner Blog | November 11th 2009 by airlinerblog
United Airlines pilot, Erwin Washington, (51 years old from Lakewood, Colorado) was charged and arrested at London’s Heathrow Airport as he was about to fly a a Boeing 767 with 124 passengers and 11 crew to Chicago. From Mizozo.com - A Metropol read more
Google Helps US Holiday Travelers With Wi-Fi
The Daily Corner | November 11th 2009
US travelers forced to spend Thanksgiving and Christmas in airport lounges will be able to send emails to their families for free, after Google declared it will sponsor free Wi-Fi at the nation’s airports. Google Tuesday said that it would prov read more
How to avoid crowded airports this holiday season
TerraCurve.com | November 11th 2009 by Joe
We have all seen the lines – wrapping around the dividers at the check-in counters, jam-packing the security queues. And the worst part? That is just on a regular day. So what happens on, say, Thanksgiving – the busiest travel day of the read more
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