Photo of the Week!
F 8; 1/500; 65mm.
Shot in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Continue reading “Amsterdam skyline”
Photo of the Week!
F 2.8; 1/500; 20mm.
Shot in Crozet, Virginia, near the Chiles Peach Orchard.
Continue reading “Fields abloom”
Photo of the Week!
F 4.5; 1/200; 108mm.
Shot in Crozet, Virginia, near the Chiles Peach Orchard.
Continue reading “Let there be flowers!”
Photo of the Week!
F 5.6; 1/500; 84mm.
Shot above Newark Liberty International Airport looking toward Manhattan.
Continue reading “Hazy Spring”
Photo of the Week!
F 5.6; 1/250; 117mm.
Shot on Plaza de las Cortes facing the Fuente de Neptuno, which is adjacent to the Prado Museum in Madrid, Spain.
Continue reading “Streets still empty”
Photo of the Week!
F 4; 1/400; 100mm.
Shot moments after takeoff at Los Angeles International Airport.
Continue reading “Jetting in to Springtime”
Photo of the Week!
F 8; 1/250; 116mm.
Shot near Moab alongside Utah State Route 313.
Continue reading “Don’t have a cow!”
The Daily Flyer
Happy February, and welcome to “The Daily Flyer,” The Higher Flyer‘s newsletter that gathers up and summarizes some of the most important happenings in the world of airlines, hotels, award points, and other travel-related subjects. Today’s feature discusses travel plans in a pandemic, as well as a new mask mandate, airplane seat preferences, cheap fares in Europe, and a behind-the-scenes look in to a 787’s pipework.
Continue reading “With COVID-19 raging, there’s no such thing as responsible travel planning”
The Boeing 737 MAX is safe to fly, but there’s a legitimate reason to avoid it
The Daily Flyer
Happy first day of March, and welcome to this edition of “The Daily Flyer,” The Higher Flyer‘s newsletter that gathers up and summarizes some of the most important happenings in the world of airlines, hotels, award points, and other travel-related things. Today’s feature offers a different reason to avoid the Boeing’s beleaguered 737 MAX jet, as well as innovation in premium cabins, another Delta devaluation, and an exceptional piece on the vanity of flying.
Continue reading “The Boeing 737 MAX is safe to fly, but there’s a legitimate reason to avoid it” →