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Delta Air Line’s new safety video

10/24/13

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Betty White appears in Air New Zealand safety video

10/11/13

Air New Zealand, the airline that brought us safety videos featuring exercise-celebrity Richard Simmons, characters from the Hobbit movies and nearly naked crew members with “Nothing to Hide,” is at is again. This time the airline has gone retro, offering passengers on its fleet of Airbus A320s a lesson in “Safety Old School Style” set →

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New way to see if seat belts are fastened

10/02/13

Here’s a great idea I came across today while walking the aisles of the exhibition hall at the Aircraft Interiors Expo Americas being held in Seattle this week. A company called Belt-Tech has developed a way of making aircraft seat belts out of a conductive yarn that incorporates Real Time Information (RTI) technology. When the →

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Travel Tidbits: Firearms, Kosher meals & CPR Training

09/14/13

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Learn & practice CPR at DFW Airport

07/15/13

Travelers at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) can shop, snack, snooze and practice yoga while waiting for a flight. For the next six months they can also use their dwell time to learn how to save lives. During a pilot program they hope to bring to other airports, the Dallas-based American Heart Association has partnered →

Asiana Airlines crash details will help train future flight attendants

07/12/13

Asiana Airlines crash details will help train future flight attendants →

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Airport fashion show highlights safety

05/12/13

It may not be pretty or high fashion, but the protective clothing worn by many people who work at airports can guard against injury and illness. At least that was the message last week at Kelowna International Airport (YLW) in British Columbia, Canada, at the second annual Safety Fashion Show. Here are few of the →

Glow sticks: travel essential?

04/10/13

I should know better. After being marooned on the 14th floor of a Honolulu hotel after an earthquake and having to find alternate lodging in 2 degree weather at 11 p.m. in Fort Wayne, Indiana after a hotel power outage, you’d think I’d remember to pack a flashlight along with a gadget to recharge my →

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More on TSA’s move to allow small knives, sports sticks on airplanes

03/06/13

Not everyone is happy about the TSA’s decision to take small knives and sports equipment – including golf clubs (2 per person), pool cues, lacrosse sticks, hockey sticks, ski poles – and small novelty/souvenir bats off the list of items that passengers are prohibited to take on planes as part of their allowable carry-on items. →

New (Hobbit-free) safety video from Air New Zealand

02/27/13

Another fun safety video from the folks at Air New Zealand. And a chance to win a trip for two to New Zealand. →

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