What is there to get ready for, specifically? Read more

The pic I posted had the president on the plane. It's Air Force One. Read more

Congratulations! That's great for you. I've been about 10 times, and I've waited upwards of 30 minutes. Not always, but it happens. Read more

You make it sound like driving for Uber is some kind of indentured servitude! It's completely voluntary. Nobody forces people to work for Uber, work specific hours, or drive specific passengers. It's all flexible, and I think that's what the draw is for people who want to work for Uber. If you want flexibility in your… Read more

Did they really? WTH for? Oh that's right... Cronyism. Read more

What? Read more

Pillows don't annoy me at all... unless they end up in my seat space. Read more

These boats practically do fly! But I thought it was cool to see an aviation firm doing something out of the norm. Read more

Thank you. I didn't do very well in physics. :) Read more

I've sailed on "Stars and Stripes" in St Maarten. We raced one of the Canadian boats, one of the coolest things I've ever done! Read more

In terms of range, it's fourth — behind the Longitude, X+, and Sovereign+. Read more

I wasn't mocking anyone. I just think it's foolish to form a snap judgement about something you can't even completely see, and have obviously never sat in. Read more

Yes you can tell so much by just looking at the bottom cushion... Read more

That's the great thing about planes, they have both manual and AUTO. You get to choose. Read more

Ohh... Yep, the Concordeski! Forgot about that one, along with so many other Soviet-era space programs. Read more

Seriously, it only seats like 6 people! Read more

The Honda Jet isn't a Japanese plane. None of those other planes are commercial jets. Yes, really. Read more

Except that it doesn't resemble an MD-80 at all...? Yes, it's another 2-engined narrow bodied plane, but that's pretty much where the similarities end. Read more

I did say that, and my headline was changed. Read more

First new commercial plane in 50 years. Read more