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What began as a routine flight home after a family holiday in Europe ended with police on board, a long delay, and a costly rebooking—after a dispute over a single business class seat spiraled out of control. The incident took place on January 14 aboard an Air France flight from Paris Charles de Gaulle to […]


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Airline cabins have always been shared spaces. But in 2026, they’ve also become something else entirely: potential film sets. And when one passenger’s “content” collides with another passenger’s expectation of privacy, the result can turn ugly fast. That’s exactly what happened aboard an Air France La Première flight earlier this month, when Lemuel Plummer, CEO […]


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At first glance, the idea sounds ridiculous. A major U.S. airline announcing a full-fledged hub in Nuuk, Greenland? Long-haul widebodies, premium lounges, loyalty bonuses, and strategic connections radiating out from the Arctic? And yet, when this scenario recently appeared in a satirical aviation piece in liveandletsfly, the reaction wasn’t universal laughter. It was hesitation...


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For once, the title of “the world’s most beautiful airport” didn’t go to a futuristic hub in Asia or a glossy European capital. It went to the United States. In January 2026, UNESCO’s Prix Versailles, one of the most respected international architecture and design awards, ranked SFO’s Harvey Milk Terminal 1 as the World’s Most […]


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Passengers trying to book Frontier Airlines flights for late spring or summer 2026 are running into an unsettling surprise: the airline isn’t selling any tickets beyond April 13, 2026. For an industry where flights are typically available nine to twelve months in advance, such a short booking window is highly unusual. The discovery has sparked […]


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