A flight attendant spoke to The Points Guy about the one item holidaymakers should never bring on a plane.
Lisa Kulpa, co-founder of the Basic Travel Couple blog plus flight attendant for a major airline, shared her insider tips.
She warned: “Please, please, please do not bring personal alcohol and consume it during the flight. We need to know (for your safety and those around you) if you are intoxicated.”
Of course, there’s nothing wrong with a little tipple on
A flight attendant revealed the items passengers should never bring on a plane, including one that could land them with an expensive fine.
Lisa Kulpa, who is a crew member with JetBlue, from Buffalo, New York, warned about taking certain items on board
Fellow former professional Adam Blyth added that the protest would work in the chasing peloton’s favour who would re-start faster than the breakaway. He added: “This could make a huge difference in the race. This stopping, neutralisation due to a protest going on. It could have a huge impact on the race.
“If the riders, when they got stopped in the peloton could now speed up to bring that time gap down. Without a race radio and information it could
Manchester United returned to Old Trafford for the first time this summer after a whirlwind tour of the US to take on last season’s Ligue 1 runners-up Lens.
But a poor first-half display threatened to make United’s homecoming anything but triumphant. Mason Mount scuppered an opportunity to open his United account despite finding himself inside the six-yard box with an open goal.
Meanwhile, Andre Onana’s teething problems as the club’s new No 1 continued as the summer signing was caught
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Rishi Sunak admitted inflation is not falling as quickly as hoped but urged the public to “trust me” to bring it down.
The Prime Minister insisted there is “light at the end of the tunnel” after it dropped to 7.9 percent in June.
But he was challenged during an LBC phone-in by a father-of-four who is facing a monthly mortgage payment increase of £1,300.
Mr Sunak replied: “It’s inflation that’s causing everyone problems with their bills, it’s inflation which means
Post Malone is getting candid about his bathroom habits, revealing he writes his best songs lyrics while he’s on the toilet.
“Sometimes I’ll bring a guitar in there,” the rapper-songwriter told Alex Cooper on her “Call her Daddy” podcast on Wednesday. “All the best lyrics are written on the s——, 100%.”
While he explained that sending “emails” is his “code” for going to the bathroom, he admitted that he sometimes does correspond in there and also does his online shopping.
The PGA Tour’s most outspoken defector is praising his former employer for putting the sport’s biggest name in a position of power.
Phil Mickelson tweeted out his approval of Tiger Woods being named to the PGA Tour’s Policy Board on Tuesday in response to demands from a number of players.
‘This is great to see,’ Mickelson posted. ‘Players having equal representation on the board, Tiger getting more involved, and accountability across the board. Awesome news.’
Mickelson’s praise for a longtime
Scientists have revealed the face of what may be the ‘oldest human’ to walk the Earth – a woman who lived 45,000 years ago.
Her dark features were brought to life by an international team of academics from Brazil, Australia and Italy using a digital model of her broken skull.
The fossilized remains recovered in Czechia more than 70 years ago are only a portion of the skull, as researchers believe she was consumed by an animal after death.
While
Miserable weather will hit the UK in August as the country braces for weeks of downpours and chilly conditions, forecasts show.
Tomorrow will mark the start of another period of unsettled weather in Britain as wet and windy weather is expected to continue – including heavy and thundery rain in some parts, the Met Office has forecast.
This “unsettled” weather type will continue throughout August. One UK city is even tipped to be drenched amid 10 days of wet weather.
