The answer may have high correlation with one's preference for driving manual or automatic transmission cars ;-)

(Written on 2021/03/02)(Permalink)

three video clips on this page play at the same time -- turn your sound off until you can find all the pause buttons!

(Written on 2020/11/18)(Permalink)

concur. I would rather see a little slow motion and mostly real-time footage. But I didn't mind watching it anyway :-)

(Written on 2020/11/17)(Permalink)

Correct link: https://flightaware.com/live/flight/UAL2244/history/20200714/2235Z/KEWR/KMCO

(Written on 2020/07/15)(Permalink)

How do we know that isn't what the passenger, in fact, said and that the report is therefore accurate? I agree it has to be one or the other, but I don't see evidence to suggest which is the case.

(Written on 2020/02/28)(Permalink)

https://flightaware.com/live/flight/UAL1554/history/20190925/2151Z/KDCA/KSFO 737-800 aircraft

(Written on 2019/09/27)(Permalink)

I appreciate your detailed response. I would be afraid the EU regulations incentivize airlines into taking risks with faulty hardware or other safety concerns -- and I don't really want that. I much prefer what the article says about Canada's regs where "Certain delays will not require compensation but will require a standard of treatment be maintained, and the passenger’s itinerary completed. These include safety-related delays, such as mechanical issues or a safety call made by a pilot, ..."

(Written on 2019/06/05)(Permalink)

Was your compensation more than a refund of the ticket price? If more, was the extra due to regulation or Lufthansa's good will?

(Written on 2019/06/05)(Permalink)

Except for the date (one day off) most of the details match https://flightaware.com/live/flight/CFXAI/history/20190302/2245Z/WSSS/KTUS.

(Written on 2019/03/05)(Permalink)