by Charlie Leocha | Sep 15, 2019
The issues with Real ID are beginning to stir up compliance problems for many. What are the real rules? Vacation rentals grow more in Europe than any other kind of lodging. And, should out-of-state car renters be forced to pay for city sports facilities? AARP: Why...
by Charlie Leocha | Sep 8, 2019
This weekend, we read about a new district court ruling that will allow passengers to sue TSA officers who mistreat them during flight screening. We read about a “comfort horse” brought aboard an AA flight. And, we also discover that an AA mechanic has...
by Charlie Leocha | Sep 1, 2019
We read about the history of the airplane black box from the BBC. It deals with persistence and personal tragedy. Smithsonian Magazine provides a look at new Pompeii excavations filled with new discoveries and opening new sections of the buried city. Finally, new...
by Charlie Leocha | Aug 25, 2019
This weekend, we look at how the car industry has successfully delayed approval of safer car seats. Children have been harmed for almost two decades despite Congress. We see how big tech companies are ignoring pleas to add rail crossing information to online maps....
by Charlie Leocha | Aug 18, 2019
Today we examine the world of train travel. The AARP has picked a group of train rides that focus on the scenic route and reasonable distances. Scientists have begun to link climate change with airplane turbulence. And, we read about an interesting way to get more...
by Charlie Leocha | Aug 11, 2019
We look at the difference between airline vs sports tickets. Another article uncovers airline spying operations on their own passengers. Of course, it is for their own good. And, we examine the basic, surprising world of city curbs. If only airline tickets were like...
