by Ned S. Levi | May 11, 2020
In the post-COVID restaurant world, safety will be as important as taste The post-COVID restaurant world will be challenging for eateries and for travelers. Restaurants are important to the travel experience. They introduce us, often like no other place, to local...
by Ned S. Levi | May 14, 2018
Travelers can survive a plane crash Surviving a jetliner crash has been mentioned several times since the April emergency landing of Southwest Airlines, flight 1380, Many air travelers have asked if its passengers could have survived if the plane crashed. Fortunately,...
by Charlie Leocha | Apr 27, 2017
Do we need a law to provide humane personal space on planes? As the US digests confrontations between airline crews and passengers, questions are swirling about what has caused this us-vs.-them attitude between passengers and airlines. Some of the reasons seem clear,...
by Ned S. Levi | May 4, 2015
More than ever, air travelers are complaining about feeling squeezed in economy class cabins, especially those who are six feet or taller. Compared to flying just a few years ago, most US domestic economy class passengers have a right to complain, as seats have shrunk...
by Ned S. Levi | Jul 20, 2009
Last week, I heard from a young man who returned from a trip to Europe. He had a great time, but was upset with the airline. On his outbound flight he didn’t have a power port at his seat that he’d expected, and on his flight back he had to complain to...
