Here is my latest FOX Business segment from The Willis Report on the changes to airlines’ seats. Southwest Airlines announced they are widening seats by a minute amount and are claiming a great victory over the other carriers in coach. To me, it’s a joke but at the same time as a tall guy I appreciate any extra leg room that I can get if I’m sitting in coach. We also touch on the new planes that Airbus is rolling out where they have 11 seats acro…
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FOX News Segment Talking the United Computer Glitch
July 9, 2015 by Leave a Comment
…ey’re doing. Their responsibility is so great and all these incidents leave me wondering, do they actually know what they’re doing? Again, who know but I just hope this latest United computer glitch is just a blip on the radar. Especially as I’m flying United to Portugal tonight!…
Safety Of Airlines You’ve Never Heard Of
September 19, 2007 by 3 Comments
…oo many and if you lost someone in a crash then it is especially horrible, compared to car crashes in a percentage comparison or certainly by the actual number of people that have died-it’s not even close. Air travel is way safer than car or even bus travel. Some years there have been no plane crashes. Security and training around the world has increased and older model planes have been replaced. A lot of foreign airlines have been bought by large…
I Can’t Get a Libya Visa
January 29, 2009 by 22 Comments
…eria, Tunisia and Libya-my plans have hit a snag. I have been told by four reliable sources that it is impossible for an American to get a visa to Libya as a result of the crappy foreign policy that the Bush Administration used. The top Libyan tour agencies have assured me they were hopeful for the new Obama Administration to change policies and re-open diplomatic relations. Libya opened up to the West a few years ago and Europeans and Canadians a…
Eau de Cologne
May 18, 2009 by 3 Comments
…nning Rhine River, the city shimmers in the Spring sun. Cologne was almost completely destroyed during the Allied invasion of World War II. Almost solely left standing at the end of the war was its most famous site and landmark, the gothic cathedral known as the Kölner Dom or better yet simply known as the Dom. The Dom wasn’t left standing by sheer chance, it was used as a beacon for directions in the days before reliable radar for allied pilots i…
3 Days in Sao Tome and Principe
September 26, 2016 by 19 Comments
…reat job. We arranged it through the hotel so I don’t know the name of the company but it’s whomever they use. We thought about renting a car and doing it ourselves but the roads are crap and there are no signs. So you’d spend half your time lost on dirt tracks and asking people for directions in a language I suck at. So we made the right call! Sao Tome is a cool place to check out but it’s not a tropical paradise by any means. It’s not that prett…
Cyprus and Northern Cyprus
September 8, 2007 by 3 Comments
…hich place to go into. Promoters offer you everything from buy one get one free to buy one get 5 free. Generally we just ended up hopping around a bit and finally settling on a place that we could semi relax in and not be hassled. After three days in Cyprus, I was tired of loud music, being harrassed by club workers and the ridiculous amount of British package tourists that swarmed Ayia Napa. I do have to admit, there is nothing quite as good as w…
Komodo Island: Land of Dragons
February 19, 2015 by 7 Comments
…mportant when visiting Komodo Island to see the Komodo Dragons. You cannot enter Komodo National Park without one and you wouldn’t want to screw around in the park with dragons everywhere! The guide has medicine in case of a bite and also they carry Y-shaped sticks to push the dragons away if necessary. I never felt in danger at all and had no worries. My guide was pretty cool! The other thing about Komodo Island that I love is the local kids. Aro…
Beijing to Lhasa By Train
August 23, 2009 by 13 Comments
…at. Hard beds are the next step up and are apparently OK but not nearly as comfortable as the soft bed sleepers which I was in and were pretty comfortable I must say. However, there are 4 bunks per berth, which inevitably leads to rooming with some annoying people and that certainly was the case on my journey. The journey from Beijing leaves at 9:30pm and I had a Chinese couple the first night who weren’t that bad except the guy snored like a bans…
Connecticut Post Article
July 17, 2007 by 2 Comments
…ou can’t believe it’s the real thing.” He’s set up a Web site leeabbamonte.com to blog about his travels, post pictures and videos. Unlike most vacationers, Abbamonte doesn’t usually fill up his itinerary with too many specifics. Most times, he doesn’t even book a place to stay. “There aren’t really any hotels on Easter Island, so when I was there I stayed with a family that rents out rooms in a guest house,” he said. “Around Europe, there are peo…
