Zach Wichter
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 23, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Frequent Flyers Face a Little-Known Risk at High Altitude (opens the original)
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Flying is generally thought of as the safest way to travel, but there’s a hidden danger to it. Lurking on every flight, there’s one variable that could cause long-term damage to passengers and crews alike. I’m talking about the sun. Radiation exposure is rarely the first thing that comes to mind as a risk in air travel, but as new generations of planes fly at higher altitudes, according to the Association of Flight Attendants, and over-the-pole flights continue as a common routing on intercontin
He Bought It Just for the Trip. The Airline Damaged It Before Landing (opens the original)
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Justin Schuch was trying to make his trip as easy for himself and his family as possible. He has a mobility impairment that can make it difficult to get around, so when he was planning a trip to Curaçao for his son’s 9th birthday, he decided to buy an electric wheelchair specifically for the journey. “We bought it for the sole purpose of going to Curaçao to navigate through the hotel. We didn’t use it prior to the trip,” he told USA TODAY. Schuch was traveling on JetBlue from Hartford to Curaçao
Delta Air Lines’ Business Class Fare No Longer Guarantees These Perks (opens the original)
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Delta Air Lines is officially selling basic tickets across its premium cabins, at least on some flights. The rollout is starting July 8 in first class on select domestic and Latin American routes. Basic tickets in Premium Select and Delta One are also available for sale on select routes starting July 8, but will not begin flying until September. Premium cabin basic ticket holders will have access to the same onboard experience as other passengers, but will not be entitled to advanced seat select
What the Allegiant and Sun Country Merger Means for Your Trips (opens the original)
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Allegiant Air and Sun Country airlines officially merged into one company in May, but travelers shouldn’t expect major changes this summer. According to the airlines’ executives, it will take 18 to 24 months for the combined airline to fully fly under one operating certificate, which means the separate brands will remain as such until then. Still, the larger leisure carrier, which will eventually operate under the Allegiant brand, could mean travel experience changes for both airlines’ customers
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