This week in travel news: the world’s busiest airports, the best cities for public transit and why Mongolia should be on your 2023 wish list. The aviation experience Half of the world’s 10 busiest airports in 2022 were in the United States, thanks to a strong rebound in the domestic market. Passenger traffic at the top airport, a long-time Southern hub, was up nearly a quarter on the year before.
Ciabatta’s only as old as Diet Coke, nachos have been around only since World War II and “baby” carrots are usually just regular carrots cut down to size. When it comes to contentious food, though, a gold medal has to go to this boiled bag of offal that’s banned in the United States but is a fine-dining delicacy in Scotland. Law and order Amsterdam’s tired of its reputation as a 24-hour party city.
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Bullshit 😡
No. Airlines will never stop trying to squeeze as many paying customers as they can into a finate space.
This is the first seating redesign I've seen that doesn't look like a cattle train. Planes would need to get bigger though.
Oh boy, a fake window seat
somehow the seats will still be smaller
And if you don't think the airlines will figure out a way to jam in more passengers, you are kidding yourself.
Never gonna happen. Airlines will never give up seats. Costs them way too much money.
I want bunks. Or I'll settle for hammocks.
This actually looks LESS comfortable. And these are skinny people.