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- WellnessDavid Moye
Airline Passenger Arrested After Allegedly Harassing Woman And Peeing On Seat
A Colorado man is facing federal charges after he allegedly harassed a female
- WellnessYahoo Lifestyle
Woman praises 'hero' who stood up to fat-shaming seatmate calling her a 'smelly fatty' during flight
Savannah Phillips was in tears over the hurtful comments, until another passenger on her flight intervened.
- Pop CultureCiara Sheppard
Here's where Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will be sleeping the night before the royal wedding
The bride and groom will spend the final night before their May 19 wedding in separate, and very luxurious, hotels not far from Windsor Castle.
- StyleCosmopolitan
I Traveled Like an Influencer. It Didn't Go Well.
No wonder they get paid to post photos.
- LifestyleAbby Haglage
Parkland mom paid $36K for a flight to see her deceased son
The New York mom of Scott Beigel, a geography teacher and cross country coach from Parkland, had to pay $36,000 to make it to Florida. Here's why she asked the charter company for half of that money back.
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'Badass' tourist punched a man in the face for sexually harassing her in Ireland
"He proceeded to laugh hysterically and said 'you’re an American, you probably liked it,'" Leanna Carr shared of her experience being groped.
- WellnessDominique Mosbergen
United Bans Many Popular Dog And Cat Breeds From Cargo Holds After Pet Deaths
Following several high-profile pet deaths and mishaps, United Airlines has
- WellnessPeople
Family Sues American Airlines After Newlywed Nurse, 25, Died After Suffering Embolism Mid-Flight
Newlywed Nurse Suffered Embolism Mid-Flight & Died
WellnessErin DonnellyThis pregnant woman watched YouTube videos to deliver her own baby after going into labor on a layover in Turkey
Tia Freeman consulted the internet to stage her water birth and cut, tie, and sterilize the umbilical cord using her own knife, shoelaces, and her hotel room's teakettle.
WellnessErin DonnellySouthwest passenger accuses airline of losing her 97-year-old mother's prosthetic foot
An elderly woman is having to make do with her an old prosthesis — held together by duct tape — after the airline lost her daughter's luggage, which contained a new prothesis.
Pop CultureReutersWho is Tammie Jo Shults? Pilot of Southwest flight called a 'hero' with 'nerves of steel'
Tammie Jo Shults, 56, may have drawn on her Navy skills when one of the two engines on her Boeing 737-700 blew and broke apart at 32,000 feet on Tuesday, forcing her to implement a rapid descent towards Philadelphia International Airport. One of the first female fighter pilots in the U.S. Navy, Shults calmly told air traffic control that part of her plane was missing, and she would need ambulances on the runway.
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Angelina Jolie, Renaissance Woman, Can Also Fly and Land a Plane
You'd be forgiven for not knowing that Jolie also happens to be a seasoned pilot, as she reminded the world in ITV's the Queen's Green Planet.
- WellnessAllison Yee
9-year-old's sweet note to airline lands him a business-class upgrade
Airline staffers charmed by the plucky preteen's letter put together their own flight vouchers to cover the cost of an upgrade.
- StyleCosmopolitan
Shay Mitchell Accused of Faking Vacay Instagrams
Those photos look a liiiiiiitle familiar...
- Pop CultureInside Edition
Cruise Ship Passengers Stage Mutiny After They're Bombarded by Construction Noise
The passengers claimed they were unaware the ship would be undergoing renovations during the 15-day voyage.
WellnessErin DonnellyWoman banned from Disney cruise because she was 25 weeks pregnant calls out armed guard, customer service
Emily Jackson says she's not upset about Disney Cruise Line's 24-week cutoff for pregnant moms but was shaken by the treatment that followed as her family waited for their luggage.
- LifestyleNicole Trilivas
Pasta, wine, cheese: Is it possible to eat like an Italian and stay healthy?
Despite a near-religious devotion to food and wine, the Italian diet is immersed in healthy pleasures—not overindulgence.
- Pop CultureNewsweek
United Airlines Paid a Savvy Passenger $10,000 To Leave a Plane, Here's Why
A United Airlines passenger was paid $10,000 in travel credit to give up her seat on an overbooked flight at Dulles International Airport in Washington D.C on Thursday. While a United Airlines representative told Newsweek that the voucher is per the company's policy, it is the highest voucher available and is only issued in extreme circumstances.
- Pop CultureAmanda Pena
The Most Popular U.S. Destinations Of 2018, According To TripAdvisor
TripAdvisor has unveiled their list of top places to visit in the U.S. and
- Pop CultureElyse Wanshel
United Airlines Temporarily Suspends Cargo Travel For Pets
United Airlines is evaluating the way it handles pets after a string of
- LifestyleTanya Edwards
A United flight was diverted because it mistakenly had a dog on board (again)
United Airlines has had yet another incident with a dog on one of its flights. No, not the one with the dog that died in the overhead bin. Or the dog that was mistakenly sent to Japan.
- WellnessErin Donnelly
Woman says she was fat-shamed at Universal theme park — and she's filing a discrimination complaint
The mom says she was unable to enjoy many rides because of her weight and claims staff "humiliated" her by rejecting her request to have fewer people in her row.
- WellnessErin Donnelly
Three tourists kicked out of Machu Picchu after mooning for photos
The 15th-century citadel in Peru is one of many international destinations that are continuing to crack down on tourists who bare their bodies.
- Pop CultureNewsweek
Watch: Passengers Outraged As Southwest Airlines Kicks Family Off Flight Over Toddler Tantrum
Passengers and social media users alike are outraged after a video surfaced showing Southwest Airlines bringing a taxiing plane back to the gate to kick off a previously unruly young girl and the toddler’s parents. Passenger Alexis Armstrong, who filmed the Southwest Flight 1683 incident, said the two-year-old girl, and a man who was likely her father were asked to leave the Chicago to Atlanta flight Wednesday prior to takeoff. In an interview with Law&Crime, Armstrong said the girl had a brief fit during the boarding process while passengers were still milling about and the man was told, “she needs to calm and sit or she will be escorted off.” The young child reportedly quieted down for five minutes and the plane pushed back from the gate.
