Vertical takeoff business jet + Gogo’s Wi-Fi pricing fluctuations + Another airline dumps first class + world’s worst airline?

August 30, 2015

XTI Aircraft hopes to develop a VTOL business jet that can take off and land almost anywhere. (Image: XTI Aircraft)

XTI Aircraft hopes to develop a VTOL business jet that can take off and land almost anywhere. (Image: XTI Aircraft)

A few newsy nuggets from other sources that we missed on TravelSkills last week:

Business traveler’s dream: Vertical takeoff and landing private jet.

The New York Times examines why Gogo’s in-flight Wi-Fi pricing fluctuates.

Korea’s Asiana plans to eliminate most first class cabins

Could this be the world’s worst airline?

Permanent electronic baggage tags could be coming soon.

IHG Rewards Club lets members earn points faster with personalized offers.

Hertz adds Hyundai Sonata hybrids to its rental fleet.

Must see on TravelSkills: Big bright new Sky Club at San Francisco International!

A new mural by Cheris Tsevis at Delta's new SFO Sky Club- stay tuned for our full report

A new mural by Cheris Tsevis at Delta’s new SFO Sky Club- stay tuned for our full report

NOTE: Be sure to click here to see all recent TravelSkills posts about: Delta’s new Sky Club at San Francisco International + LAX will allow Uber, Lyft pick-ups + British Airways coming to San Jose + Airbnb draws corporate customers

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