When travellers are flying at 35,000 feet on a long-haul flight, it comes with its own set of challenges including lack of sleep, minimal movement and jet lag.

The world's most prestigious honour for aircraft interior innovation, the Crystal Cabin Award, is set to celebrate ...

Aboard Ken Kuttner’s 30-foot cabin cruiser, Lake of the Woods feels rather manageable. Winds are light, blowing to the southeast around 5 miles per hour. The most noticeable condition is the ...

Although every cabin is equipped ... when walking through it. Crew members have to sort their own trash All of the ship's trash winds up in the incinerator room, but there are a lot of categories ...

Exclusive: The posh seats on Emirates flight EK404 disappointed our over-fussy travel correspondent, but there were plenty of ...

An impressive lineup of aircraft interior innovation has been assessed by the Crystal Cabin Awards judging panel, to decide the 22 finalists across the seven categories. Many leading airlines, ...

Serving on special flights carrying high-ranking leaders is an honor that only a select few achieve. Nguyen Tien Dat, with ...

free room service, a day off, discounts on the crew grocery, cash, etc) A sort of reward like a free dining experience to one of the specialty restaurants or a stay in a guest cabin for one cruise ...

Some of these issues can be attributed to complicated crew control units ... look futuristic and cool in PR snaps, there’s room for more forward thinking about integrating them in the cabin lighting ...

However, I firmly believe you should give your room attendant a little something extra at the end of your sailing. Why? Your cabin steward is the crew member you will likely encounter most during your ...

This rule states that cabin crew should abstain from alcohol for a ... Macnish met with the individual, they went to his hotel room, they had intercourse, and then he fell asleep shortly after.

The cabin crew normally points these out (or shows them on-screen ... Move away from the bottom of the slide as quickly and safely as possible, making room for those behind you to safely make it down.