by david pflieger | Mar 21, 2018 | Airfare, Aviation, Blog, David Pflieger |
Since mankind’s creation, we have always looked up at the skies and wished to freely travel its wide open spaces. We’ve looked at birds and other airborne creatures with envy. And after centuries of messing with failed prototypes, we were able to overcome the...
by david pflieger | Mar 21, 2018 | Airfare, Aviation, Blog, David Pflieger |
If you’ve ever been on a long haul flight with nothing to do, you know all too well how difficult (and boring) it can be to get through hour after hour with nothing to do but watch the clouds pass by. Before leaving home for your flight, be sure to read our list...
by david pflieger | Mar 21, 2018 | Airfare, Aviation, Blog, David Pflieger |
The debut flight of the world’s biggest aircraft (in terms of wingspan) is near. The project is being completed by Stratolaunch Systems Corp in California – and they just released a video testing the aircraft. The Latest Update Seattle-based Stratolaunch...
by david pflieger | Dec 18, 2017 | Airfare, Aviation, Blog, David Pflieger |
When you think of business-class flights, you immediately picture enormous Boeing 747s, spacious seating and delicious meals. In short, it seems like the ideal way to fly. There couldn’t possible be a way to beat that, could there? Well, it would seem as if several...
by david pflieger | Sep 26, 2017 | Airfare, Aviation, Blog, David Pflieger |
Honda has recently introduced its $4.9 million jet to the market. This jet took over 30 years to develop, and it includes some very unique features inside and outside. This Honda jet can easily carry seven people. Four can sit in special seats designed to be...
by david pflieger | Aug 29, 2017 | Airfare, Aviation, Blog, David Pflieger |
The airline industry has come under fire for several reasons in the past decade or so. Customer service issues, overselling of flights, incredibly strict security measures have all combined to create some less-than-favorable feelings towards the industry. One of the...
