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- Aug 11, 2026
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Skiing in August? The Secretly Amazing Place to Hit the Slopes Right Now Following Record Snowfall (opens the original)
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The 2025–2026 winter ski season was a brutal one across much of the western United States, with warm temperatures and a snow drought leaving resorts with thin snowpack, reduced terrain, and significant economic losses. But there’s still hope for some great skiing in 2026—parts of South America are currently buried in more snow than they’ve seen in decades. While parts of the Northern Hemisphere, including countries throughout Europe, are experiencing summer heat waves, repeated Southern Hemisphe
United's New Economy Upgrade Isn't Just About More Space (opens the original)
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A new upgrade option is about to hit the skies. United Airlines has announced that the carrier’s 50 new A321XLR aircraft will have a specialized Economy Plus row with an unoccupied middle seat. The single-aisle, 150-passenger jets are designed for international short- to medium-haul routes, replacing older Boeing 757s on select flights and opening up new possibilities for destinations across Europe and Asia. Instead of a third passenger knocking elbows, one row will have an area between the aisl
Travelers Get a Reprieve as Europe Pushes Back Its ETIAS Entry Requirement Again (opens the original)
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It’s been a summer of exasperation and confusion at some of Europe’s busiest airports as travelers grapple with long wait times at passport control due to the newly implemented digital Entry/Exit System (EES), but travelers could be spared one extra step to the border-crossing process—for now. According to a report from the Financial Times, the launch of the European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) has been delayed until 2027. Most recently and after numerous delays, ETIAS wa
Booked the Window. Got a Wall. United Faces Lawsuit Over Seat Fees (opens the original)
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Lovers of sweeping views and natural light were vindicated on Monday when a federal judge rejected United Airlines’s request to dismiss a lawsuit regarding window seats that do not, in fact, have windows. Passengers first filed proposed class action lawsuits against United Airlines and Delta in August 2025, claiming they had paid additional fees to select “window” seats, only to be met with blank cabin walls upon boarding. The ongoing Delta suit was filed in Brooklyn, while United is making its
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