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American national holiday commemorating the birth of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Edmund Pettus Bridge, US Route 80, Selma, Alabama, site of Bloody Sunday, March 7, 1965. Copyright © 2023 NSL Photography. All rights reserved. Today in America we remember the life of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Speaking about Dr. King’s legacy, […]
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bishoftu – Ethiopian Airlines (ET) has formally started construction of its Bishoftu International AirportA US$12.5 billion Greenfield development that is ready to be built Africa’s largest airport once completed. The project, located near the town of Bishoftu in the Oromia region of Ethiopia, was inaugurated 10 January 2026Currently construction work is going on. The development
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I Have 6 Top Health Tips for Cruisers when planning Senior citizens and mobility-impaired travelers Here are 6 top health tips for cruisers. Traveling can be a great way for seniors to travel. This eliminates the need for flights or trains between cities and the need to unpack and repack luggage multiple times when moving
The question of JSX flying scheduled service with older pilots (over 65) and operating from airports without TSA security still hangs in the balance. Why should this unified pilot rule (general aviation that flies hundreds of thousands of charter and small regional jets per year) take up so much of the Department of Transportation (DOT)
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Ole Miss fans chanting Hotty Toddy at Jackson Airport before the Fiesta Bowl Fans traveling to Ole Miss’s matchup against Miami in the Fiesta Bowl begin chanting the Hotty Toddy before boarding their flight on Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2026. Ole Miss fans are traveling to Arizona for the College Football Playoff semifinal against Miami. The
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One of the most frequently asked questions in the travel industry is…when should I book travel? While countless articles claim to tell you when is the best time to book airfare, the truth is that it’s an issue of supply and demand. When should I book travel? As much as airlines think they know how
Venezuelans return to assess damage caused by US strikes Venezuelans returned to their homes to assess the damage caused by US military attacks over the weekend. Air travel to the Caribbean and Puerto Rico resumed after being restricted during the US military strikes in Venezuela. Hundreds of flights were canceled on January 3, affecting San
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New Year’s fireworks, copyright © 2011 NSL Photography. All rights reserved. This year I set my New Year’s resolutions in a different way. I fix it from the corner of my eye, I will see something new that will delight me. I resolve to accept that some people will gain (temporary) power by ostracizing others,
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The answer is a qualified yes. Sometimes there is no problem with the passengers sleeping on the floor. SOme will also bring a cot and blankets for the displaced passengers. Do airports allow sleeping on the floor? The answer is a qualified yes. Many airports are comfortable with passengers catching a few Zs in the
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Newswise — A 2026 Airline Water Study released this week by the Center for Food as Medicine & Longevity reveals that the quality of drinking water varies significantly by airline, and many airlines continue to provide passengers with potentially unhealthy water. Unhealthy water violates the federal government’s Aircraft Drinking Water Rule (ADWR), which was implemented
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