Flying: Page 3
Frontier Airlines to Charge Extra for Flying Next to an Empty Seat
If you want to guarantee the middle seat next to you remains empty during a flight, expect to pay $39-$89 extra.
Toyota Invests $349 Million in Flying Taxi Startup
The startup, Joby Aviation, is developing a piloted, five seat eVTOL
These 5 'Jetpacks' Just Won Big at an International Competition to Build Personal Flying Devices
Gwen Lighter launched GoFly, a $2 million international flying device competition, in 2017. These five creations won the prototype phase.
This Flying Vehicle Could One Day Be Your Uber
German startup Volocopter conducted its first U.S. flight earlier this week.
The 10 Best Travel Apps, According to a Guy Who Lives Out of a Suitcase
Check out this constant traveler's Swiss Army Knife set of apps that help him find rides, hotels and, most importantly, edible food.
Check Out This Larry Page-Backed Flying Car in Action
Transportation startup Kitty Hawk has Google roots.
Asia's Largest Aero Show Was In India, #8 Gems Showcased
For the general visitor, the Aero India Show is a best opportunity to enjoy the impressive flying performances from the global aviation companies.
There Is Now a Global Competitive Drone Racing League. Seriously.
Professional drone races will be hosted in abandoned malls, NFL stadiums and subway tunnels.
4 Pain Points of Future Flights and How to Handle Them
All signs point to worsening flight experiences. What can be done?
Airbus Files Patent That Shows Airplane Passengers Stacked On Top of Each Other
Because people aren't already crammed into planes like sardines.
In-Flight Wi-Fi Might Soon Be Less of a Joke
The FAA just approved testing of Wi-Fi tech that could be 20 times faster than the snail's pace rubbish we put up with now.
Flying Economy Stinks. Here Are Some Ways – Crazy and Otherwise –That People Want to Make It Better.
They range from redesigning the way we board, to redesigning the cabin and seats themselves.
21 Travel Hacks You Need to Know Before You Go
From the secret to snagging an entire row of seats on the plane, to rigging your suitcase so it (hopefully) appears at the baggage claim first, here's a bunch of clever little tricks that make traveling much less of a crudstorm.
How One Airline Hopes to Make You Actually Want the Middle Seat
It might be the budget airline's only perk.
U.S. Airlines Group Expects Busiest Summer Travel Season
Carriers are increasing the number of seats available for booking to accommodate the demand.