Filed Under (Travel and Leisure) by admin on February-2-2008

This article explains the four main methods for becoming an airline pilot from having zero hours. I will give the advantages and disadvantages of each method. Please note I am basing this on people who wish to learn to fly in the UK. Prices are probably different in other places.

Method 1 – Going to a flying school



Filed Under (Travel and Leisure) by admin on February-2-2008

If you have taken a flight recently, you probably noticed the airlines are having big problems. Sometimes it is weather delays. Sometimes there are mechanical problems. But anytime the word CANCELED pops up on the screen, there is a capacity problem and it is a big problem.

In the not to distant past, a canceled flight meant the affected passenger just had to walk down the corridor and book a seat on a different carrier. It was not a big deal.

But it is now. The planes are sold out. Why are things so different today?



Filed Under (Travel and Leisure) by admin on January-31-2008

We are into the latter part of summer, but that doesn’t mean many of us are not still traveling on vacations. Here are a few last minute tips to help you out.

First and foremost, figure out if you will need a passport for your trip. Recent regulation changes have been implemented that require you to have a passport to reenter the US from practically any country. This includes Mexico and Canada. The new regulation has led to a massive backlog, so make sure you have a current passport. If you need a new one, find out how long it will take and any exceptions that might apply to your destination.



Filed Under (Travel and Leisure) by admin on January-25-2008

We are now officially traveling as a family band of four: two parents on guitar and backup, a toddler on lead vocals, and an infant on drums (3 mos. old). After a little trial and error, we’ve discovered a few things about flying with our children that may make it a little easier on our next excursions. We’ve traveled a fair amount with our firstborn (our toddler and lead singer), but vagabonding with two is a whole different ball of wax.



Filed Under (Travel and Leisure) by admin on January-20-2008

Edinburgh International is Scotland’s fastest growing airport having opened in 2001 and now handling over five million passengers serving 56 destinations worldwide. There are more than 30 daily flights to London’s five airports, and you can fly to most European cities from Edinburgh Airport on scheduled and charter flights. You can obtain full details on all the airlines and holiday companies operating out of Edinburgh, where they fly to and their contact details.



Filed Under (Travel and Leisure) by admin on January-15-2008

So, you and everyone else in the world want to get a low priced ticket to… Oh, I don’t know… you choose the destination. OK, so now that we all have the perfect location in mind, let’s start with the basics.

Yeah, yeah, website searches followed up by phone calls to the individual airlines – this is a solid way to proceed – but there is a step that most people miss that can save you even more. Sign up with Ebates.com
and begin your fare search with an automatic discount on purchases you make through any of their travel related sights (you can actually get cash or % off on literally any purchase from hundreds of stores – but we are not dealing with that right now).