12,000 cancellations later and the only thing still flying is our blood pressure.

New episode of Turbulence and Tantrums is out—because if we don't laugh at the chaos, we’ll definitely lose our wings.

Welcome to January 2026, where the "friendly skies" are currently having a bit of a mid-life crisis. If you thought flying was chaotic in 2025, buckle up—or don't, because your flight is probably delayed anyway.

Your favorite Galley Queen is back to dissect a week of corporate apologies and airborne absurdity. Featuring a pilot's near-miss with a B-52, Southwest’s "revolutionary" assigned seating, and the glorious revenge served to some unruly teens.

While airlines forecast a record trillion-dollar year, their flight crews are broke, burned out, and dodging feral passengers. We investigate the corporate greed fueling the chaos at 35,000 feet.

Welcome to the golden age of air travel, where profits are measured in single digits and passengers are a hostile species. We're your guides through the turbulent skies of an industry running on fumes, rage, and the ghost of customer service.

Forget the jet-set fantasy; this is your survival guide to the turbulent world of flight attendant dating. We're crash-landing into the hilarious, horrifying reality of finding love at 35,000 feet.

Forget ghosts and ghouls; the real horror is at 30,000 feet, and it's asking for a pen. Join us as we serve up tales of the terrifyingly clueless, proving the most frightening thing on any flight is always the passenger in 12C.

how some passengers think privacy laws don't apply at 35,000 feet. We explore a world of locked lavatories, viral videos, and the ever-present question: "Is that a cookie or a pretzel?"