Here are some newsy nuggets from other sources that we missed on TravelSkills this week:
What’s a stroopwafel? Find out soon on United. (Image: United)
United will bring back free snacks for economy passengers in February.
Gogo introduces new “messaging only” Wi-Fi pass for just $3.
Legroom, disruptive travelers top “passenger peeves” poll.
Air New Zealand tries facial recognition technology for bag drops at Auckland.
Business traveler survey identifies Trump as “worst seatmate.”
Odd video of the week: Artist fashions miniature Singapore Airlines seats out of paper.
Congressman files legislation to protect airline passengers’ bathroom rights.
Japan Airlines introduces a new domestic air pass for foreign visitors.
Airline group issues traffic forecast for a busy holiday travel period.
Airbus creates a design for “stacked seats” in A350 economy cabin.
Boeing rolls out the newest version of its popular 737.
Kuala Lumpur Airport tries to locate owner of three abandoned 747s.
KLM will use a robot to guide passengers around Schiphol Airport.
Starwood adds some members of Design Hotels group as its newest brand.
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