United Airlines announced a new option for passengers to pre-order food, snacks, and beverages online up to five days before their scheduled flight. Orders...
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Joe Cusmano is the Editor of Stray Nomad. Having spent 30 years in the airline's industry and having lived in 8 countries and 5 continents he is a true stray nomad and a jet fuel junkie who loves travel. He is a coffee and shopping addict and a lover of modern art.
Brisbane Quarantine Hub Given Green Light
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Queensland Deputy Premier Steven Miles has welcomed the news that the proposed quarantine site on Commonwealth land near Brisbane Airport has been deemed a...
Etihad to Rehire Staff Laid Off During the Start of The Pandemic
Etihad Airways is preparing to rehire some of the thousands of employees it laid off during the pandemic, the latest sign that the aviation...
EU Pressures Cathay Pacific to Restart Flights or Lose Slots
Together with the huge financial and operational difficulties that the pandemic has brought the airline to face, there is a new emerging threat of...
The Delta Variant in Countries with Zero “Or Almost Zero” Cases
The spread of the Delta variant is putting a strain on the contagion containment strategies of some of the countries that had managed to...
Scott Morrison Announces Target to COVID-19 Freedom
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced that a national COVID-19 vaccination target of 80% will be required for Australia to reopen and remove crippling...
Toronto Airport to Line up Arrivals by Vaccination Status
Canada is not open for tourists; only essential travel is allowed. To be granted entry, visitors must submit proof of a negative PCR COVID-19...
Qantas Sells Old Business Class Seats
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Were you a Qantas frequent Business class flyer and aficionado? Stretching out on an A380 business class Skybed must rank as one of the...
Back to the Future? Airline Sector Poised to Change Post-COVID-19
As they look beyond the pandemic, airlines need to grapple with five new realities—and devise strategies to adapt.
UK’s Summer Travel Takes Off but Nothing Like Pre-COVID
With British schools now closed for the summer, airports and airlines were looking a tad more normal on Saturday, although the number of families...
Qatar Airways Resumes Flights To Malta: Enhancing International Connectivity 
Viking Cruises Unveils 14 New Ocean Itineraries for 2026 & 2027 
Seabourn Elevates Onboard Dining with New Menus and Local Flavours 
Oceania Cruises Marks a New Era with the Construction of the First Sonata Class Ship 