As noted on the front page of The New York Times on Monday, in-flight luxury is very, very comfortable for those who can afford it, and very profitable for the airlines that sell it.
The sounds of birds were everywhere, and we saw our second pileated woodpecker of the day in flight.
U.S. stocks traded lower Tuesday after a flight to quality in the credit markets that could hamper a Federal Reserve rate cut.The yield on the three-month Treasury bills extended its dramatic slide Tuesday, falling 26 basis points, to 2.86%.
Speculation about his intended run was also enhanced when Sisi made a rare appearance in civilian clothing for the Wednesday flight to Russia.
DAKAR, Senegal — The former president of Mali, ousted in a military coup last month, has arrived in Dakar, officials said Friday, in flight from a country still in the grip of the soldiers who forced him out.
These spacecraft must be replaced every six months on six-day taxi flights to the station, in which the Soyuz crew returns to Earth in the older ship.
"Hillary Has Second Coughing Spell of Day During In-Flight Presser," a recent headline on the site declared.
U.S. equities couldn't stay above water in early Tuesday trading during the flight to quality.
The mayor arrived in Rome on Saturday after delaying his flight to deal with the fallout from Garner's death.
Flying home, rather than overnighting in the next city on the campaign schedule, typically adds three to four hours of flying time per day, translating to $27,000 to $36,000 per day in higher flight costs.
