The Perrin Post shares some frequent flyer questions and answers (disclaimer – my answers) with reference to Flyer Talk.

Management.travel’s report on Continental’s charge for extra legroom seats includes some quotes from the Flyer Talk discussion.

Penny and Pete get some very special attention whenever they travel, as they are Penguins. In the front row. With handlers.

Whenever they travel on Southwest Airlines, Penny and Pete, who are from SeaWorld, get their own assigned seats and walk around inside of the aircraft during flight. Fellow passengers even get to touch them!

The only questions that remain are: are they members of the Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards frequent flyer loyalty program, and do they earn points or credits on their flights?

As first reported in The Gate back on October 17, 2009, Transportation Security Administration personnel complained about odoriferous feet.

They are complaining again, this time at the airport in West Palm Beach, Florida — and FlyerTalk members such as FLgrr are saying “Smelly feet – TSA gets what they deserve!!” In fact, the smell is apparently so bad that they want the carpet replaced at the airport, even though the shoe removal policy in force at most security checkpoints may be contributing to the problem.

Will the Transportation Security Administration need to toe the line on this issue once and for all, or will the authority that operates the airport in West Palm Beach give in and buy new carpet?

All you have to do is answer five easy questions, and 300 Priority Club points post to your account instantly.

There are ways to earn several hundred more Priority Club points by completing similar quizzes in different languages from other countries, but we do not advise that as you run the risk of having your Priority Club points removed from your account, as has allegedly happened to some FlyerTalk members…

However, this news puts his travel — and, quite possibly, his livelihood — at risk. At the very worst, he is subject to what amounts to be substantial inconvenience every time he travels — possibly even missing flights.

What could have caused this to happen? How can he resolve this issue? Can it even be resolved to his satisfaction? Could this happen to you also?!?

A Delaware man caught masturbating in airline seat on a Southwest Airlines flight from Philadelphia to Denver was arrested and charged with obscene and indecent exposure by exhibiting his genitals to a female passenger while — er — entertaining himself.

While he seemed friendly enough to the woman, she is probably glad he did not invite her to sit on his lap and talk about what’s up at that moment…

A Hotel News Now article on the use of social communities by hotels and hotel chains mentions Flyer Talk and Fairmont Hotels.