Rudy Chiarello works at Boston Logan International Airport as landside operations manager - and is also a great photographer who was kind enough to share his work with StuckatTheAirport.com.
Debate continues over using cell-phones on airplanes. In Europe, the Middle East and Asia, airlines that wire planes for connectivity can install special equipment to allow passengers to use their own cell phones to make and receive calls. Domestic airlines own about 90 percent of the world's connected planes, but federal regulations still ban the use of in-flight mobile calls.
Sometimes the Internet is too darn distracting. A day spent learning about airplanes, rugby, Rico, Salvador Dali, the What's My Line TV show and Anita and Arabella, two spiders who went to space.
BBC's Fast Track program features StuckatTheAirport.com among on-line travel innovations; Air New Zealand gets new Boeing 777-300ER with Skycouches, induction ovens and other fresh amenities.
(Boston: courtesy Marriott’s Custom House) Daylight Saving Time (DST) ends at 2 a.m. Sunday morning when we “fall back” to standard time by turning our clocks back one hour. As you rush around resetting the clocks on the microwave, the TV and the bedside alarm, imagine yourself watching time fly in one of the clock-worthy […]
Flying Airstream trailers? It looks like someone once thought that was a great way to get around. Among the current installations at MASS MoCA, the giant Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art in North Adams, MA, is a three-part project by Michael Oatman titled All Utopias Fell. The main part of the exhibit is an old […]