How to fly without a return ticket? Hi Everyone, So I am planning to do some travelling through Latin America. My first stop is Argentina. I’m a UK citizen and I’ve bought a one-way flight from British airways. I’ve not bought a return because I plan to travel to other countries after visiting Argentina. However, lots of people say airlines can stop you from boarding if you don’t…

Nintendo Download: Fly or Fry Wrestling-fueled RPG WrestleQuest makes its long awaited arrival on Switch this week, along with Tiny Thor, Brotato, and more. Oooooh YEAH Now, for some reason Brotato is the spotlighted game of the week for Nintendo. And while a gun-wielding potato battling hordes of extraterrestrial creeps is great and all, we’re more of the mind that … The po…

Long flight, should I fly straight or with one layover? I’m planning to fly from Helsinki to Hong Kong next year, that will be my first flight to other continent so longer than 5 hour flights are new to me. I basically got three options for this trip. Air France/KLM, 3 hour layover in Paris or Amsterdam. The cheapest option with one layover, a bit over 700€ with a checked bag. Qatar Airways, about …

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Which airline/aircraft should I fly from US to Sydney? I’m booking a trip to Sydney from Houston for next January, and was debating flying the Qantas A380 via LAX or Air New Zealand’s 777-300 with a stop at AKL. I was thinking Qantas because the A380 is headed towards retirement and I’ve never been on one, but overall Air New Zealand seems higher rated and more comfortable. Or would it be worth it t…

LPT: To kill a fly with your bare hands, slowly bring your open hands roughly 8-10 inches apart, about 4 inches above the fly. Then clap. The fly’s instinctive reaction is to immediately fly upwards, right between your hands. Works surprisingly well. submitted by /u/mushnu

LPT: If you are trying to swat a fly, move as slowly as you can until the last moment, and the fly won’t escape. For flies, the movement appears slower than it does for us. They have also evolved to flee from any sudden approaching objects. No matter how fast you swat, the fly will see you coming and take off. However, there’s a trick to easily swatting a fly. If you move your hand/flyswatter/etc. very slowly, the fly won’t perceive it as a threat, and yo…

Virgin Will Fly The First Transatlantic Flight Powered By ‘Sustainable’ Fuel It’s no secret that we need to uncover ways to make air travel more sustainable. In the U.S. alone, air travel accounts for 10 percent of greenhouse gas emissions, and as the number of flights taking off each day rises that percentage could go up. To combat this, aircraft builders and engine manufacturers have begun… Read more…

LPT: The Ultimate Fly Catcher Take a 2 liter plastic soda bottle and cut in half. Place the mouth/neck half upside down into the base and tape them together. Fill with 60% coke, 30% fruit juice, 8% apple cider vinegar, 2% dish soap, making sure not to touch the mouth.. leave at least 1cm. between mouth and top of solution. Place the bottle near an area where flies congregate…

Can a U.S citizen use a foreign passport to fly domestically? Okay so wacky story. I gotta fly to seattle tommorow night. The problem? Visited my sister Two days ago: am now realizing she has my passport and photo ID because I left it in a bag there like an idiot. I do however have a back up plan. I infact, have a Irish passport cuz I’m a dual citizen. It’s not expired. Would it work in these circumstances…

What’s it like to fly into a city on at night on the 4th of July? I know this is a random question but it’s on my mind and something I’ve wondered about for awhile. So what is flying like at night on the 4th of July do you see fireworks from the air ? submitted by /u/Best-Introduction-55