by dayhawk | Apr 28, 2011 | Prague Diary
Prague Photo Diary: Karlův Most (Charles Bridge) at night. Taken from Smetanovo nábreží, Praha 1, looking at the Prague Castle to the northwest.
by dayhawk | Aug 1, 2010 | Internet, Marketing, Travel
I am in an Alaska Airlines 737-800, 38,000 feet above sea level and traveling at over 500 miles per hour. And I am connected to the Internet at broadband speeds.Gogo Inflight Internet, the brand under which Aircell markets its in-flight Internet services, made sign-up...
by dayhawk | Jun 28, 2010 | Marketing, Travel
Terrafugia is not the first “aerocar,” but it sure looks way better than the first roadable aircraft. Most importantly, this F.A.A.-approved light sport aircraft will soon enter mass production.Like The Jetsons’ aerocar, Terrafugia would make a...
by dayhawk | Nov 29, 2009 | Travel
There is no real Orient Express today. Perhaps air travel will go the way luxury trains did.Flying was an art and privilege when PanAm was around. There still are some airlines that carry on that tradition.Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines, British Airways Club World...
by dayhawk | Oct 4, 2009 | Autobahn, Europe, Germany, Weird
While rushing to Schleswig from Frankfurt, Shelly paid twice for the rest stop toilet. The first time to pee, the second time to videotape this cool technology. Why don’t we have this cool technology at the local Texaco?
by dayhawk | Aug 31, 2009 | Travel, Weird
Some airlines are enforcing an F.A.A. rule that prohibits personal items from being stowed in the seatback pockets, The New York Times reported earlier this week. But this rule has been on the books for more than 10 years.F.A.A. bulletin 98-28, which took effect...
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