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Here's the Latest on Vaccine Passports
Vaccinations against the coronavirus have become ever more common in the United States. In fact, since they began on December 14, more...

G. Rhodes
Apr 17, 20215 min read


Finally, Some Good News for Nation's Airlines
As we approach the traditionally busy summer travel season, now is the time to give some thought as to what we might expect. Anything...

G. Rhodes
Apr 3, 20216 min read


More Billions in Bailouts but What Lies Ahead?
US airlines need help and the Federal Government has responded. Uncle Sam has stepped in on several occasions handing out barrels of cash...

G. Rhodes
Mar 20, 20215 min read


Hotel Industry Recap
The hotel industry, like other travel sectors, has been hard hit by the pandemic with a 2020 survey by the American Hotel & Lodging...

G. Rhodes
Mar 6, 20216 min read


Will Vaccines be Required for Cruising?
Just about every travel sector has collapsed during this raging coronavirus pandemic and like air carriers, the cruise lines have been...

G. Rhodes
Feb 20, 20215 min read


The Future of Travel
What will the future of travel look like? I don’t mean a resumption of the status quo post-pandemic. I’m thinking about how we might...

G. Rhodes
Feb 6, 20216 min read


Into the Sunset: The Story of Continental Airlines
Some of us can remember a time when any number of US airlines graced the skies, both near and far. Most dated back to the early days of...

G. Rhodes
Jan 23, 20216 min read


Will Proof of Vaccination be Needed to Travel?
With both the Pfizer-BioNtech and Moderna coronavirus vaccines granted FDA Emergency Use Authorization, the United States had initially...

G. Rhodes
Jan 9, 20215 min read


Flight to Nowhere?
Several international carriers have come up with a novel approach to keep some planes in the sky while satisfying the wanderlust of...

G. Rhodes
Dec 26, 20205 min read


Airlines Poised to Distribute Vaccine
The COVID-19 vaccine trial results have been promising and the United Kingdom became the first nation in the world to begin vaccinating...

G. Rhodes
Dec 12, 20205 min read


The Max is Back
Last week, the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) cleared Boeing’s troubled 737 Max to fly again. The approval came in a signed...

G. Rhodes
Nov 28, 20206 min read


Airlines Need Some Good News
The world welcomed good news from Pfizer and their German partner BioNTech earlier this week in the fight against the coronavirus. The...

G. Rhodes
Nov 14, 20205 min read


The Triple Seven
In the early 1970s, the Boeing 747, the McDonnell-Douglas DC-10 and the Lockheed L-1011 Tristar became the first generation of wide-body...

G. Rhodes
Oct 31, 20205 min read


Mortgaging Miles
Frequent flyer miles have long been an excellent source of revenue for airlines. In fact, they’re big business. No longer do these...

G. Rhodes
Oct 17, 20205 min read


When Can We Sail Again?
At the very beginning of the pandemic, we looked at how the virus was affecting the cruise industry in our post dated March 21 titled...

G. Rhodes
Oct 3, 20205 min read


Into the Sunset: The Story of Braniff Airways
Some of us can remember a time when any number of US airlines graced the skies, both near and far. Most dated back to the early days of...

G. Rhodes
Sep 19, 20206 min read


Going to Greece In Style
Celebrating a very special anniversary several years ago, my wife and I planned a trip to Europe. This time however, we wanted to travel...

G. Rhodes
Sep 12, 20206 min read


Turbulent Times for Boeing
Boeing is the world’s largest aerospace company and a leading manufacturer of commercial jetliners, defense, space and security systems,...

G. Rhodes
Sep 5, 20205 min read


Hospitality Struggles; Sees Growth in China
Business and leisure travel came to an abrupt halt in March. At best, it’s been sputtering along ever since. We saw how poorly the major...

G. Rhodes
Aug 22, 20205 min read


Ready to Travel? Here's What to Expect at the Airport
If you’re anything like me, you’re still itching to take to the skies again even though everything’s different now. Yes, the coronavirus...

G. Rhodes
Jul 25, 20205 min read
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