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Holiday fun at Boston Logan Int’l Airport

Holiday fun at Boston Logan Int’l Airport

12/24/24
Many airports have already wrapped up their holiday entertainment and activities, but Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) still has some fun underway. Selfie stations in Terminals B and C invite passengers to pose in a ski gondola, the Boston Common Frog Pond, a sleigh, various Boston neighborhoods and a decorated cabin living room. For last-minute travelers […]
SFO Airport adds a Sensory Room

SFO Airport adds a Sensory Room

12/16/24
San Francisco International Airport (SFO) is the latest airport to open a Sensory Room for passengers. Designed for Neurodiverse travelers and their families, the interactive room offers a variety of experiences. Spaces include an ‘Activity Area’ with both analog and digital options, a ‘Calming/Soothing Area’ for contemplation and wonderment and a life-size ‘Cabin Experience’ featuring […]
5 Thing We Love About Luxor International Airport

5 Thing We Love About Luxor International Airport

11/11/24
The Stuck at the Airport team visited Egypt’s Luxor International Airport as part of a Viking Cruises adventure on the Nile River aboard the just-christened Viking Sobek. On this journey, we visited airports in Seattle, Dubai, Cairo and Luxor. Luxer International Airport (LXR) is a medium-sized airport with enough amenities in the domestic flight zone […]
Eva Air issues Houston Rockets boarding passes

Eva Air issues Houston Rockets boarding passes

10/25/24
Here’s a cute airline/sports team partnership. As the Houston Rockets basketball team’s official airline partner, Taiwan’s Eva Air has created a Rockets-themed experience for passengers flying on the airline out of Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH). Houston travelers will see Rockets-branded signage and be able to download or print out Rockets-themed boarding passes and […]
Celebrating the centennial of the first around the world flight

Celebrating the centennial of the first around the world flight

09/24/24
On April 6, 1924, four U.S. Army planes, each with two crewmembers, took off from what was then Sand Point Airfield in Seattle. Their goal was to complete the first circumnavigation of the globe by air. The four planes were Douglas World Cruisers and they were named Seattle, Chicago, Boston, and New Orleans. Due to […]
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