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A Fabulous Day at Sea
Cruise Talk Central | December 6th 2009 by steve klasen
This morning started with my daughter and I getting up at 6:00 am, when the ship was passing by the Rock of Gibraltar. We had hoped that it would daylight at that time of day, but it was still dark so the view was not any different than what we saw read more
SEPTA: BSL: Broad Street Passengers Delays on all trains Northbou…
SeptaBlog | December 4th 2009
SEPTA: BSL: Broad Street Passengers Delays on all trains Northbound and Southbound Between City Hall Station and Cecil B Moore Share and Enjoy: read more
An end to agony at the gate
Gulliver | December 3rd 2009
Forecasting flights that are likely to be cancelled WE’VE all done it. You race to the airport, only to find your flight has been delayed. You check in and hang around at the gate, waiting for further news. A n read more
Pre-Boarding Hoarding
Up Up & A Gay | December 1st 2009 by Bobby
You would think by now that I’d be unfazed by passengers being rude because I have to deal with it on an almost daily basis, but on some level it always bothers me. We were boarding a flight from New York (I know, enough said — right?) to read more
Picture: Obese airline passenger in economy seat
The Airliner Blog | November 30th 2009 by airlinerblog
FlighGlobal blogger was sent this picture by a flight attendant on an American Airlines flight. From FlightGlobal via Mizozo - This is sent to me with the absolute assurance that it’s a genuine picture taken by a flight attendant read more
Triple-decked ferry sink, more than 30 died in Bangladesh.
Disaster News | November 30th 2009 by Johnson
The triple-decked ferry, which had a volume of 665, was crammed with more than 1,000 passengers and originated taking in water as shortly as it came into dock. Bangladesh – Bangladesh rescue team looking for more bodies on Sunday after righting read more
The Bus Passenger’s Dilemma
metaphors by ed | November 29th 2009 by Edwin Ebreo
Are you self-driven or are you driven by others? read more
Rome Wasn’t Built in a Day and Can’t Be Seen in a Day
Cruise Talk Central | November 28th 2009 by steve klasen
Rome is a fantastic city with so much art, history, architecture, and culture that I feel sorry for many cruisers who come here just as cruise ship passengers and only have a day or two to see the city. Because the city is so vast and so far from th read more
Los origenes de Passengers: Original Soundtracks 1
U2: Historia de U2 en u2fanlife | November 26th 2009
Material sacado del disco de entrevistas que se uso para promocionar Passengers: Original Soundtracks 1 Introducción / Origenes de Panssengers / Concepto de Original Soundtracks / Los componentes / Slug / Your Blue Room / El futuro de Passengers / read more
Fined for stranding passengers
Gulliver | November 25th 2009
Is the Department of Transportation getting tough? AMERICA’S Department of Transportation has fined the three airlines involved in the overnight stranding of passengers in Rochester, Minnesota on August 8th a t read more
SEPTA: MFL: Single Track Service from Erie-Torresdale Station to…
SeptaBlog | November 23rd 2009
SEPTA: MFL: Single Track Service from Erie-Torresdale Station to Bridge Street Station. All Passengers board on westbound platform. Originally posted here: SEPTA: MFL: Single Track Service from Erie-Torresdale Station to Bridge Street Station. All read more
Dear 2D,
Up Up & A Gay | November 23rd 2009 by Bobby
Hi. It’s me. You’re gay flight attendant. I know you know I’m gay. The way you smile at every move I make and how you touch my hand every time I serve you a drink gave it away. Oh! and lets not forget how you told me you were gay as read more
Abu Dhabi airport traffic increases 7 percent
Kipp Report | November 21st 2009 by ashwin salian
The Abu Dhabi International Airport has recorded a 7 percent rise in passengers over the course of 2009, to date, according to the Abu Dhabi Airports Company (ADAC), which manages the airport. The airport also saw a 2.8 percent increase in passenger read more
Indian Railways
Pleasure of Imagination | November 19th 2009
Indian Railways has one of the Largest & Busiest Rail Networks in the World, Transporting over 18 million passengers and more than 2 million tones of freight daily. It is the world’s largest commercial employer, with more than 1.4 million emplo read more
“busy! busy!! busy!!!” – these days
Web design Web2.0 usability travel cooking housekeeping pare… | November 18th 2009 by jebakani J.F.
I know what you people might be thinking (“That is really a good joke……..” )but then thats the truth. Thats why I was unable to write my blog these days……. “very busy” lol . I have my coaching classes from morning nine to one. I h read more
Singapore Bus Service
Just Singapore | November 15th 2009 by Peace
I want to compliment this lady bus driver. Yesterday my family went to my mother’s house. We took bus number 947. This lady driver was driving the bus. As normal, we boarded the bus. It was such a normal ordinary day that I just headed up 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
Aborted Normality
Up Up & A Gay | November 10th 2009 by Bobby
I was on day 2 of 4, working Seattle to Los Angeles, back to Seattle, then once again, back to Los Angeles. I was flying with a crew that I knew but haven’t flown with before. I actually did one of their IOEs a year ago. Having that faith in he read more
Ford To Introduce Seatbelt Airbags On The Explorer
Impact Lab | November 8th 2009
The seatbelt inflates over the shoulder and torso in a 40 milliseconds A car maker is introducing seatbelts that inflate like airbags to give extra protection to passengers. Ford is fitting the back seats of vehicles with belts that inflate automat read more
Ford designs new airbag seatbelt
chrisescars | November 6th 2009 by chris
It is a common thing to find airbags fitted to new cars nowadays but Ford has gone one step further by designing a seatbelt that is also an airbag. The Seat belts have a cylindrical air bag that stretches from the buckle to the shoulder and sits i read more
Best Buy’s Corporate Executive Denied First Class Upgrade for w…
The Airliner Blog | November 5th 2009 by airlinerblog
A Best Buy executive, Armando Alvarez, was denied first class upgrade at Washington DC’s Dulles Airport because he was too casually dressed for it. He was wearing a track suit. From Mizozo.com Best Buy’s corporate vice president Ar read more
Have tracksuit, won't travel
Gulliver | November 5th 2009
At least not in first class DRESS codes in first class may sound like a rather dated idea, but not, apparently, at United Airlines. Armando Alvarez, a frequent flyer with United, was given a free upgrade on a flight read more
New Virgin Atlantic iPhone app helps people with a fear of flying
iPhone News Updated | November 5th 2009 by thanaads
I suffer from serious anxiety while flying. I’ve tried learning about the mechanics of flight, popping Xanax, I’ve even taken a flight lesson in an effort to cure my fear. Sometimes I can stay calm, but on other flights, for apparently no read more
Princess Debuts Fully Digital Travel Documents
Cruise Talk Central | November 4th 2009 by steve klasen
SANTA CLARITA, Calif. (November 3, 2009) — Princess Cruises has debuted an innovative array of digital documents designed to transform the way passengers plan for and learn about their upcoming cruise. The all-new electronic format will deliver read more
Princess Debuts Fully Digital Travel Documents
Cruise Talk Central | November 4th 2009 by steve klasen
SANTA CLARITA, Calif. (November 3, 2009) — Princess Cruises has debuted an innovative array of digital documents designed to transform the way passengers plan for and learn about their upcoming cruise. The all-new electronic format will deliver read more
12 coaches of Gandhidham Express derailed in Mumbai
Monadarling.com: an exicting indian/desi community portal | November 4th 2009 by preetha
It was a miraculous escape for the passengers of Gandhidham Express after 12 coaches of the train derailed at Dombivali in Mumbai. Derailed Train Twelve people have been injured in the accident that took place just after midnight. The train was on it read more
Cruise line calls for keepsakes to mark launch of new ship
Cruise Talk Central | October 24th 2009 by steve klasen
Find those old photos, track down those trophies, rummage for those relics and collect up those keepsakes – P&O Cruises is searching for memorabilia to showcase on its newest ship Azura. Britain’s oldest cruise line is asking the country read more
Air France to Charge for Second Bag
StudentsInEurope Blog: The Backpacking Experience | October 24th 2009
Air France will charge up to $80 to check-in a second bag on flights between Europe and the United States If you’re planning on using Air France anytime soon, be warned of their new decision to charge their economy class passengers for read more
Five Simple Ways to Cope With Flight Delays
I travel to work, do you? | October 23rd 2009 by R.MAK
Flight delays can be extremely irritating and boring. Once inside the lounge, you don’t have much to do. But here are some ways to cope with the tiring situation. 1. Find a kid If you’re fond of children, this may work well for you and give so read more
What Ships Came To America In 1637 And Where Can I Find A List Of…
similarposts | October 21st 2009 by tapsocial
I am looking for a William Spooner who came to America in1637 with his mother Ann (Peck) Spooner and brother Thomas, father already died in Lieden, Holland. Looking for the ship they crossed on in the early part of 1637 don’t know name of the s read more
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