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Fly to the South Pole
Fly to the South Pole - where all 360 lines of longitude meet and in a few steps you can walk around the world....
Guide to Low-Cost Airlines in the United States
If you are planning a family vacation or have to go on some official tour, a significant amount of your trip’s cost is spent...
Private Aviation: Monarch Air Group’s Guide for First-Time Flyers
Private aviation is recognized worldwide for its efficiency, safety, and simplicity. Customers can choose from a wide range of aircraft that adapt to their...
Rethinking Business Class travel: Finnair’s spacious new seat means business
Business class travel takes a leap forward with Finnair’s new Business Class cabin and the spacious new Collins Aerospace AirLounge™ seat. Finnair is the launch...
Pets on Jets: Why Rich and Famous Travel with Animals
What do Joe Jonas, Lady Gaga, and Taylor Swift have in common? Aside from being international superstars, they all take their beloved pets onboard...
What To Expect When Booking Your First Flight
Taking to the skies for the first time can be an exhilarating yet intimidating experience. From booking your ticket to stepping onto the plane,...
Into the wilderness: exploring Greenland and Iceland
With an abundance of wildlife, Inuit culture, and breathtaking scenery, Greenland is the ideal location for anyone wanting to explore a land full of...
The Architecture of Silence: Why Private Aviation is the Only True Luxury Left
For decades, the golden curtain separating Economy from First Class was the defining line of travel luxury. To turn left upon entering an aircraft...
WestJet Encore wins 2017 Airline Reliability Performance Award
WestJet Encore today announced it has been named a winner in the Bombardier Commercial Aircraft's 2017 Airline Reliability Performance awards. The Airline Reliability Awards...
Travellers salute Emirates with two awards at the 2019 ULTRAS
Emirates has picked up ‘Best Airline in the World’ and ‘Best First Class’ at the prestigious 2019 ULTRAs.
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