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Proud Bird, A Plane Spotter's Paradise, Offers Food And Drink Near LAX - Vimarsana News

Proud Bird, A Plane Spotter's Paradise, Offers Food And Drink Near LAX

The historic Proud Bird restaurant, a short Ube ride from LAX, is a plane spotter's paradise, both for the jets roaring overhead and the permanently parked planes.

Source: forbes.com
United Airlines Details Plans To Cut Boarding Time by Processing Window Seat Passengers First - Vimarsana News

United Airlines Details Plans To Cut Boarding Time by Processing Window Seat Passengers First

United Airlines revealed details of its plans to process passengers with window seats first to cut down on boarding time.

Source: hngn.com
Mumbai Airport Installs Barcode Scanners to Read Boarding Pass for Quicker Passenger Flow - Vimarsana News

Mumbai Airport Installs Barcode Scanners to Read Boarding Pass for Quicker Passenger Flow

With the installation of 2D barcode scanners at boarding gates, Mumbai International Airport will now be able to host a sped up passenger flow.

Source: india.com
Delta becomes first major US airline to pay flight attendants for 'boarding time' - Vimarsana News

Delta becomes first major US airline to pay flight attendants for 'boarding time'

In a major landmark decision, Delta Air Lines in the US has decided to pay flight attendants for ‘boarding time’.    It is the time when passengers enter the aircraft before take-off. The airline, which has become the first major US airline to do so, will pay half of the hourly rates of the flight attendants when customers board.   Earlier, flight attendants were only paid once the aircraft doors were closed. The payout will be made from June 2, CNBC said citing a company memo.