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NEW: Airlines are considering issuing weight-based fees for obese passengers, according to Fox News. This is the way. The Fox report comes as airlines are exploring ways of reducing fuel costs and protecting the environment. Finnair recently expanded their "weight data collection initiative" where passengers voluntarily weigh themselves before... getting on a plane. "These developments indicate a growing interest in the airline industry in exploring weight-based strategies for both operational efficiency and potential future pricing models," Fox reported. The report comes as overweight flyers are beginning to lash out at airlines for making the "seats too small." One influencer has launched a petition, demanding that the airlines make bigger seats.show more

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10,924,971 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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Bukanakunangka1 年前

THE TIME IS NOW, MAKE IT COUNT!

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Artur Hayes1 年前

💵 BREAKING NEWS: THIS IS YOUR CHANCE!

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One Bad Dude1 年前

Make them weigh themselves in front of everyone right before they get on the plane.

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HUDI1 年前

Data is the new oil, but most businesses are running on fumes 🛢️ Why? Data chaos: scattered systems, manual reporting, missed insights. What if your data could work for you? Here’s why companies fail to unlock data’s potential—and how to fix it (link in the next post👇):

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JB 🇺🇸1 年前

Tall people, a condition you have zero control over, have to pay for extra legroom. Fat people should have to pay for 2 or 3 seats if that’s what they take up.

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Gentry Gevers1 年前

If they can charge extra for 2 lbs over bags they should be able to charge extra if you’re morbidly obese. Plus no one wants to see a fat person in a bikini on the beach so this is a win for everyone.

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Autism Capital 🧩1 年前

Dank Demoss is not pleased.

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RedWave Press1 年前

The Democrats run on making the rich pay their fair share. Republicans should run on making fat people pay their fair share to society.

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Carolina Patriot1 年前

So, real question here.. how does someone's ass get this big? I mean, this ain't natural. What causes someone's bootie flappers to get this HUGE. Is this intentional? That sht is so big, it has it's own moons orbiting it. Do they get implants to increase the gelatin size?

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Time Capsule Tales1 年前

No one that weighs that much would be honest about it when purchasing a ticket

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Department of Government Efficiency - TEMU Edition1 年前

They should do that, while also offering larger more comfortable seats. Tall folks don’t deserve this discrimination because this lady won’t stop eating 😂

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Plus size traveler launches petition to demand that the FAA provides bigger seats for overweight passengers, says the seats “keep getting smaller.” Jae’lynn Chaney is lashing out at airlines for blaming fat people for not fitting on their planes. Chaney thinks that the seat belts keep getting tighter. “The FAA should mandate that all airlines have a comprehensive customer-of-size policy that prioritizes the comfort and well-being of ALL passengers,” her petition says. It currently has about 40,000 signatures.

Plus size traveler launches petition to demand that the FAA provides bigger seats for overweight passengers, says the seats “keep getting smaller.” Jae’lynn Chaney is lashing out at airlines for blaming fat people for not fitting on their planes. Chaney thinks that the seat belts keep getting tighter. “The FAA should mandate that all airlines have a comprehensive customer-of-size policy that prioritizes the comfort and well-being of ALL passengers,” her petition says. It currently has about 40,000 signatures.

Collin Rugg

13,357,050 次观看 • 1 年前

Fellow Ugandans for your own safety your advised not to use Uganda Airlines. I have never seen an Airlines with such poor services 😕 Passengers are stuck at Dubai Airport without any communication from the Airlines. The airline is not catering for their hotel nor food. Some of the Passengers have children but they don't have where to sleep, no washrooms for them to shower. Dubai police now has instructed Passengers to go and eat at the restaurant with in the terminal and will force Uganda Airlines to pay for the costs. It's so embarrassing 😳

Fellow Ugandans for your own safety your advised not to use Uganda Airlines. I have never seen an Airlines with such poor services 😕 Passengers are stuck at Dubai Airport without any communication from the Airlines. The airline is not catering for their hotel nor food. Some of the Passengers have children but they don't have where to sleep, no washrooms for them to shower. Dubai police now has instructed Passengers to go and eat at the restaurant with in the terminal and will force Uganda Airlines to pay for the costs. It's so embarrassing 😳

Human Rights Platform

37,850 次观看 • 9 个月前

🚨#WATCH: As Passengers Scream in Fear as a Scandinavian Airlines Flight Encounters Severe Turbulence Over Atlantic Ocean 📌#Atlantic | #Ocean Watch as passengers scream in fear as Scandinavian Airlines flight The incident happened aboard flight SK957, which departed from Stockholm for Miami on Thursday Footage filmed inside the cabin shows passengers screaming in fear and several items flying through the air, when turbulence struck over Greenland. The plane was forced to make a u-turn and landed back at its base in Copenhagen, where it was checked for damage. Scandinavian Airlines confirmed 254 passengers and one baby were on the flight and that there were no serious injuries.

🚨#WATCH: As Passengers Scream in Fear as a Scandinavian Airlines Flight Encounters Severe Turbulence Over Atlantic Ocean 📌#Atlantic | #Ocean Watch as passengers scream in fear as Scandinavian Airlines flight The incident happened aboard flight SK957, which departed from Stockholm for Miami on Thursday Footage filmed inside the cabin shows passengers screaming in fear and several items flying through the air, when turbulence struck over Greenland. The plane was forced to make a u-turn and landed back at its base in Copenhagen, where it was checked for damage. Scandinavian Airlines confirmed 254 passengers and one baby were on the flight and that there were no serious injuries.

R A W S A L E R T S

509,062 次观看 • 1 年前

WHY WE STORMED THE OPERATIONS OF THREE DOEMSTIC AIRLINES Yesterday, Monday, my team and I stormed the Abuja operations of three domestic airlines; Xejet, Rano Air, and United Nigeria Airline. While we understand the unique challenges of December per flight disruptions, airlines MUST provide the necessary care for passengers at a time like this. We have observed that most airlines do not provide timely, honest information, and that they try to evade the provision of light refreshments two hours into a delay, as stipulated by Part 19 of the NCAA Regulations 2023. The NCAA finds this unacceptable as has given an ultimatum to the airlines (not limited to these 3). We are watching, and action will be taken where necessary.

WHY WE STORMED THE OPERATIONS OF THREE DOEMSTIC AIRLINES Yesterday, Monday, my team and I stormed the Abuja operations of three domestic airlines; Xejet, Rano Air, and United Nigeria Airline. While we understand the unique challenges of December per flight disruptions, airlines MUST provide the necessary care for passengers at a time like this. We have observed that most airlines do not provide timely, honest information, and that they try to evade the provision of light refreshments two hours into a delay, as stipulated by Part 19 of the NCAA Regulations 2023. The NCAA finds this unacceptable as has given an ultimatum to the airlines (not limited to these 3). We are watching, and action will be taken where necessary.

Michael Achimugu

27,237 次观看 • 9 个月前

🔥🚨DEVELOPING: This woman released a video expressing her frustration with airlines making it difficult for ‘plus sized people to travel’ by making seats that are too small for one plus sized person to fit in. The woman stresses that ‘’my body is not the problem, the system is.’

🔥🚨DEVELOPING: This woman released a video expressing her frustration with airlines making it difficult for ‘plus sized people to travel’ by making seats that are too small for one plus sized person to fit in. The woman stresses that ‘’my body is not the problem, the system is.’

Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives

9,468,315 次观看 • 1 年前

Aboard United Airlines Flight 857, flying from San Francisco to Shanghai, twin sisters on their way to a modeling competition begin violently fighting. They light cigarettes; spray perfume throughout the cabin; and verbally abuse other passengers. Flight attendants who attempt to calm them are physically assaulted, and the plane is forced to divert to Anchorage, where the two sisters are arrested. The entire incident is caught on video, making this the first-ever air rage incident to be entirely filmed. United Airlines is compelled to buy all 231 passengers a night in a hotel in Anchorage, as well as a tour of Portage Glacier.

Aboard United Airlines Flight 857, flying from San Francisco to Shanghai, twin sisters on their way to a modeling competition begin violently fighting. They light cigarettes; spray perfume throughout the cabin; and verbally abuse other passengers. Flight attendants who attempt to calm them are physically assaulted, and the plane is forced to divert to Anchorage, where the two sisters are arrested. The entire incident is caught on video, making this the first-ever air rage incident to be entirely filmed. United Airlines is compelled to buy all 231 passengers a night in a hotel in Anchorage, as well as a tour of Portage Glacier.

2001 Live

329,982 次观看 • 5 个月前

🚨#BREAKING: A Japan Airlines jet has collided with parked Delta jet at Seattle Tacoma International Airport 📌#Seattle | #Washington Watch as footage captures the moment a Japan Airlines jet collides with a parked Delta Air Lines aircraft at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport in Seattle Washington. According to airport officials, the Japan Airlines plane struck the tail of the stationary Delta jet while taxiing. Delta later confirmed the incident, stating that its aircraft was unoccupied at the time. Emergency crews responded quickly and all passengers aboard the Japan Airlines flight were safely evacuated. No injuries were reported, and authorities are investigating the cause of the collision.

🚨#BREAKING: A Japan Airlines jet has collided with parked Delta jet at Seattle Tacoma International Airport 📌#Seattle | #Washington Watch as footage captures the moment a Japan Airlines jet collides with a parked Delta Air Lines aircraft at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport in Seattle Washington. According to airport officials, the Japan Airlines plane struck the tail of the stationary Delta jet while taxiing. Delta later confirmed the incident, stating that its aircraft was unoccupied at the time. Emergency crews responded quickly and all passengers aboard the Japan Airlines flight were safely evacuated. No injuries were reported, and authorities are investigating the cause of the collision.

R A W S A L E R T S

2,555,551 次观看 • 1 年前

REPORT: As the United States heads towards a global war, a new report reveals that nearly 70% of US soldiers are obese or overweight. This is what happens when we introduce wokeness into the military. In just the past decade, the obesity rate in the military has doubled from 10.2% to 21.6%. The news comes as military recruitment continues to fall. The US Navy and Air Force both missed on their recruiting goals for 2023. Focus on making the military badass, not woke, and you will solve this problem. These guys get it:

REPORT: As the United States heads towards a global war, a new report reveals that nearly 70% of US soldiers are obese or overweight. This is what happens when we introduce wokeness into the military. In just the past decade, the obesity rate in the military has doubled from 10.2% to 21.6%. The news comes as military recruitment continues to fall. The US Navy and Air Force both missed on their recruiting goals for 2023. Focus on making the military badass, not woke, and you will solve this problem. These guys get it:

Collin Rugg

2,749,109 次观看 • 2 年前

❗️ Breaking: Footage from inside the airplane (Azerbaijan Airlines) a few moments before it crashed in Aktau According to Russian media, one of the passengers threw these images to his wife as soon as he realized that the plane was falling. In the video you can hear people praying, and oxygen masks have already fallen out. Also there is shocking footage already after the crash of the airliner. People are asking for help and moaning in pain.

❗️ Breaking: Footage from inside the airplane (Azerbaijan Airlines) a few moments before it crashed in Aktau According to Russian media, one of the passengers threw these images to his wife as soon as he realized that the plane was falling. In the video you can hear people praying, and oxygen masks have already fallen out. Also there is shocking footage already after the crash of the airliner. People are asking for help and moaning in pain.

NEXTA

2,218,977 次观看 • 1 年前

Southwest Airlines is rolling out a new seating policy targeting obese passengers who take up more than one seat. Under the change, they’ll now be required to purchase an extra ticket—and refunds may no longer be guaranteed. Plus-size activists have long pushed back, arguing their bodies aren’t the issue at all, but rather that the airline’s seats are simply too small.

Southwest Airlines is rolling out a new seating policy targeting obese passengers who take up more than one seat. Under the change, they’ll now be required to purchase an extra ticket—and refunds may no longer be guaranteed. Plus-size activists have long pushed back, arguing their bodies aren’t the issue at all, but rather that the airline’s seats are simply too small.

Shadow of Ezra

5,971,521 次观看 • 1 年前

My interview with South African Broadcast Corporation’s (SABC) Channel Africa about Africa’s airline industry (video). I discussed the following key matters: A) The planned large new aircraft order by Ethiopian Airlines (Africa’s largest carrier) from Boeing Airplanes, Airbus and now, possibly Embraer. B) African airlines adapting to global and regional mega events: For instance—Covid and the current Middle East conflict which has doubled jet fuel prices and resulted in closure of several major travel destinations in the region. C) The $12.5 billion, 110-million passengers Bishoftu International Airport, one of the largest in the world, currently under construction in Ethiopia. Disclosure: Our investment bank—CBE Capital—has committed $1.0 billion in local currency equivalent as part of the airport’s overall financing. D) Partnership amongst African airlines is essential. African airlines are very small by global standards and therefore, to be competitive and to be sustainably profitable, they need to collaborate. Currently, only one major African flag carrier is sustainably profitable out of all the airlines in 54 countries in Africa. For instance, what was once Africa’s largest airline, SouthAfricanAirways (SAA) and Kenya’s flag carrier, Official Kenya Airways struggled for years despite heavy government subsidies and restructurings. Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa, does not have a national flag carrier or any other longterm sustainably profitable private carrier despite numerous efforts over the years. Running a successful airline is a very expensive low margin business, and therefore, small stand alone African airlines can’t effectively compete. Hence, collaboration amongst African carriers, in cross-border equity investments for new startup airlines, full or partial mergers & acquisitions amongst established carriers, establishing regional MRO centers and pan African training facilities, etc, is essential. Even the most advanced and richest economies—the U.S. and Europe—have consolidated their airlines to very few to better position them for global competition. For example, Europe essentially has just three major airline groups (other than the LCCs)—Lufthansa, Air France-KLM and IAG. The U.S. now has just five dominant giant carriers—Delta, americanair, Southwest Airlines, United Airlines and Alaska Airlines— with 80% market share. Africa needs to consider similar strategies. To watch the full interview: Channel Africa SABC News Ethiopian Airlines

My interview with South African Broadcast Corporation’s (SABC) Channel Africa about Africa’s airline industry (video). I discussed the following key matters: A) The planned large new aircraft order by Ethiopian Airlines (Africa’s largest carrier) from Boeing Airplanes, Airbus and now, possibly Embraer. B) African airlines adapting to global and regional mega events: For instance—Covid and the current Middle East conflict which has doubled jet fuel prices and resulted in closure of several major travel destinations in the region. C) The $12.5 billion, 110-million passengers Bishoftu International Airport, one of the largest in the world, currently under construction in Ethiopia. Disclosure: Our investment bank—CBE Capital—has committed $1.0 billion in local currency equivalent as part of the airport’s overall financing. D) Partnership amongst African airlines is essential. African airlines are very small by global standards and therefore, to be competitive and to be sustainably profitable, they need to collaborate. Currently, only one major African flag carrier is sustainably profitable out of all the airlines in 54 countries in Africa. For instance, what was once Africa’s largest airline, SouthAfricanAirways (SAA) and Kenya’s flag carrier, Official Kenya Airways struggled for years despite heavy government subsidies and restructurings. Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa, does not have a national flag carrier or any other longterm sustainably profitable private carrier despite numerous efforts over the years. Running a successful airline is a very expensive low margin business, and therefore, small stand alone African airlines can’t effectively compete. Hence, collaboration amongst African carriers, in cross-border equity investments for new startup airlines, full or partial mergers & acquisitions amongst established carriers, establishing regional MRO centers and pan African training facilities, etc, is essential. Even the most advanced and richest economies—the U.S. and Europe—have consolidated their airlines to very few to better position them for global competition. For example, Europe essentially has just three major airline groups (other than the LCCs)—Lufthansa, Air France-KLM and IAG. The U.S. now has just five dominant giant carriers—Delta, americanair, Southwest Airlines, United Airlines and Alaska Airlines— with 80% market share. Africa needs to consider similar strategies. To watch the full interview: Channel Africa SABC News Ethiopian Airlines

Zemedeneh Negatu

488,125 次观看 • 3 个月前

✈️ The Iran war jet fuel shock is hitting Asia’s airlines: - 💸 Airfare prices are surging. - ⛽ Jet fuel prices have more than doubled, crushing airlines' earlier forecast of $41B in global profits for 2026. - 🔻 Flight cuts are spreading across the region -- Air New Zealand to Vietnam Airlines are trimming routes. - 🚨 Korean Air has activated “emergency management mode.” - 🛑 The Philippines president warns that grounding planes is a “distinct possibility.” - 🇨🇳 China’s move: banning jet fuel exports to secure its own supply, while its airlines expand Europe routes thanks to access to Russian airspace. - 📈 Still, China’s carriers face the same squeeze -- Colorful Guizhou Airlines disclosed airlines are hiking domestic fuel surcharges 5× starting April 5. - 📊 Air China, China Eastern, and China Southern are all bracing for a tougher year. Fuel already makes up 35–38% of their operating costs. 🌍 Why Asia is being hit the hardest: - ⚓ Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz chokes off vital oil and gas supplies. - 💥 With energy routes blocked, fuel prices rise worldwide -- and airlines will pass the cost on to passengers.

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Kristie Lu Stout✌🏽

14,512 次观看 • 6 个月前

🚨 EMIRATES JUST EMBARRASSED EVERY U.S. AIRLINE WITH ONE SIMPLE ECONOMY SEAT UPGRADE — AMERICANS ARE PISSED Emirates just rolled out a simple new feature on its economy seats and Americans immediately got mad… at their own airlines. One carrier is adding something to the cheap seats. Meanwhile, a U.S. airline is cutting Biscoff cookies and beverage service on flights 350 miles and under. The explanation? Turbulence and not enough time to complete the service. Overseas economy gets a new feature. U.S. economy gets told there isn’t enough time for a cookie. Passengers already feel like they’re paying more while getting less and now even the little things are disappearing. “American airlines would charge you a breathing fee if they could” “Emirates is upgrading economy while ours are figuring out how to remove the cookies” “Every year the ticket costs more and somehow you get LESS” If Emirates can make economy better… why are U.S. airlines charging you MORE while figuring out what else they can take away?

🚨 EMIRATES JUST EMBARRASSED EVERY U.S. AIRLINE WITH ONE SIMPLE ECONOMY SEAT UPGRADE — AMERICANS ARE PISSED Emirates just rolled out a simple new feature on its economy seats and Americans immediately got mad… at their own airlines. One carrier is adding something to the cheap seats. Meanwhile, a U.S. airline is cutting Biscoff cookies and beverage service on flights 350 miles and under. The explanation? Turbulence and not enough time to complete the service. Overseas economy gets a new feature. U.S. economy gets told there isn’t enough time for a cookie. Passengers already feel like they’re paying more while getting less and now even the little things are disappearing. “American airlines would charge you a breathing fee if they could” “Emirates is upgrading economy while ours are figuring out how to remove the cookies” “Every year the ticket costs more and somehow you get LESS” If Emirates can make economy better… why are U.S. airlines charging you MORE while figuring out what else they can take away?

HustleBitch

31,830 次观看 • 8 天前

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🚨#BREAKING: Emergency crews are on the scene after two planes clipped wingtips on the tarmac 📌#Boston | #Massachusetts Emergency crews are currently on the scene at Logan Airport in Boston, Massachusetts, after two planes operated by American Airlines and Frontier Airlines clipped wings on the tarmac. No injuries were reported from the collision, which occurred at a Terminal E gate while passengers were on board. According to a Massport spokesperson, the wingtips of both planes made contact. The jets are being inspected for damage, and Massport stated that "most likely those planes will not fly." Both planes were deboarded for further inspection, and the Frontier flight was canceled.

R A W S A L E R T S

643,942 次观看 • 1 年前

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Todd Paron🇺🇸🇬🇷🎧👽

68,905 次观看 • 4 个月前

JUST IN: Baltimore bakery truck struck by a United Airlines plane coming in for a landing at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey. According to local reports, the plane was a United Airlines Boeing 767-400. Senior vice president of Transportation & Logistics at H&S Bakery, Chuck Paterakis, says the driver was headed from Baltimore to New Jersey when he was hit. The driver suffered minor injuries, according to Fox Baltimore. "Our maintenance team is evaluating damage to the aircraft and we will investigate how this occurred," a United spokesperson said.

JUST IN: Baltimore bakery truck struck by a United Airlines plane coming in for a landing at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey. According to local reports, the plane was a United Airlines Boeing 767-400. Senior vice president of Transportation & Logistics at H&S Bakery, Chuck Paterakis, says the driver was headed from Baltimore to New Jersey when he was hit. The driver suffered minor injuries, according to Fox Baltimore. "Our maintenance team is evaluating damage to the aircraft and we will investigate how this occurred," a United spokesperson said.

Collin Rugg

21,570,105 次观看 • 5 个月前