Ah, Planet Earth, for the most part you are doing alright. You give us beauty and most of us get to appreciate it. It really can be called ‘Earth Porn’.
It’s a good thing the planet is getting a long weekend tomorrow – seems we’re all a bit stressed out with life and need a few days of rest and relaxation. Maybe a beer, also.
There have been a few less-than-desirable airplane stories in the past few months, so we thought we would just continue to add to the list…
We all think, from time to time, how much we would love to live off the grid and away from pesky people and problems. Meet the folks of Tristan then.
Hopefully they manage to locate the absolute wally who let the celebrations get completely out of hand…
One would think the fact that the Germanwings plane is on the side of a steep mountain is bad enough. But, no, there are a multitude of other things to worry about.
It’s little actions like this one that restore your faith in humanity – they can be small and simple and have the largest impact. Just look at the difference this guy made.
The film crew for the latest James Bond movie caused a bit of a ruckus on a private flight a few days ago and have been compared to drunken football fans.
Well, here’s another star for the failing plight of South African Airways. I am absolutely ecstatic to be flying it on Thursday, mind you, especially after reading this.
At the rate air travel is going, I am starting to think I would like to be in control of my flying-mobile, thank you very much. Yay for the future!
It is quite terrifying how a big and solid airplane can simply be torn into a thousand pieces and scattered around a mountainside like confetti.
Long gone are the days when pilots would welcome children into the cockpit for a bit of real life Flight Simulator. Nope, it seems now you just pray you’re going to make it to an airstrip.
With eight major airplane crashes in the past year, it’s a wonder we don’t all start taking ships again. #aintnobodygottimeforthat
The Airbus A320 plane that crashed yesterday in the Alps could have been too old – is that what caused the crash? Let’s have a look at what the pro’s have to say.
If the ticks on your bucket list are looking dismal, I suggest you do something like this guy did: work and travel at the same time. You only live once, remember?
Ah, but of course sunny South Africa features in the top ten of this list, but which city is it? We could keep you guessing but it’s a pretty obvious choice…
Charles and Camilla – they have done a lot in the past few days, most noticeably their spending of R4.5 million on the plane from the UK to the USA and back…
There’s nothing better than a competition that you actually have a good chance of winning – especially if it’s a travel prize (those are the best!) near a beach.
We’ve all gone through the tortuous process that is commercial flying but have you ever wedged yourself into a suitcase and attempted to travel long-distance? Only the French.
Look, I understand if after 11 hours on a flight you are desperate for a ciggie, but unfortunately you just need to hold it in. Not this lady. Especially on a 150 minute flight.
I am always confused when I hear stories about wealthy 80-year-olds still working. So when should you take the plunge and spend your money doing what you love? Ask this guy.
You may have heard that there are 100 people competing for the chance to win a one-way ticket to Mars, but did you know us Saffas have five people in the final running?
You don’t need to trade in illegal ivory or harvest your organs to afford to fly like a boss these days. We’ve done the hard work and sussed out a few of the best deals going around, now the ball’s in your court.
Everyone has their favourite little spot to pop off to for the weekend or break up a long drive with an overnight stay. Did yours make the list?
This video from China dwarfs anything you may have seen around these parts on our roads – efficiency at its finest.
There was a little incident at a New York airport yesterday where a plane narrowly missed sliding into a river because of a little snowbank. They should all go build snowmen in thanks.
Although South African Airways gives you unlimited Oreos on the JNB-JFK route, it’s not enough to make the flailing airline rise above the rest, especially after this latest scandal.
It seems someone may have got the bad acid. The NSRI was left more than a little bemused when they found a man using a somewhat alternative mode of sea travel.
Great news for all of us with a hankering for exploration out there – National Geographic have found the remnants of an ancient civilisation deep in the Honduran rainforest. Adventure!
Being stalked is no fun, so why did Thailand think it alright to do a promotional video for their country with that as the centre theme?