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LEO Solo JetBike: When your office chair gets 48 fans and flies into the future

Humanity has always dreamed of flying. From Icarus, who had trouble melting wax, to us, who get stuck in endless columns of metal every morning and dream of the eject button. But what if I told you that the future is not in wings, but in something that looks like a floating game console? It is - the LEO Solo JetBike.

Travel

Ryanair with the digital revolution: Paper tickets are history, and the responses are sky-high Ryanair and its new digital dogma

Ryanair, the popular low-cost airline provocateur, has thrown a bone in the wheels of public opinion again. From November 12, 2025, paper airline tickets will become a relic of the past – unless you’re flying to Albania or Morocco, where they apparently still swear by the magic of paper. Passengers will now have to save their boarding passes in the Ryanair app, which has sparked a tsunami of criticism, especially among those who don’t use smartphones or who fight them like the final boss in a video game. But is this really a technological advance or just another attempt by Ryanair to get on our nerves?

Mobility

Airplane toilet: Do you always have to go to the toilet on a plane?! You're not the only one! Read when you should catch the right moment!

Toilet on a plane?! When is the easiest time to find a free toilet on a plane? A strategy that only the most experienced travelers know

Lifestyle

Why clapping when a plane lands is no longer cool (and maybe it never was)

If you've ever sat on a plane during impending turbulence, when a plastic cup of green tea turns into a kind of makeshift pendulum, then you know how reassuring it is to hear those magical words: "Cabin crew, prepare for landing." And when the plane finally settles on the ground after a few bumpy touches, a wave of relief washes over you. You feel like you've experienced something out of the ordinary, maybe even magnificent – and you clap your hands as the plane lands! Your hands spontaneously express excitement and gratitude.

Lifestyle

What do the yellow stripes on the shoulders of a pilot's uniform mean?

Have you ever wondered why pilots have stripes on their shoulders – and how many of them do they have? If you thought it was just a retro detail or some kind of military homage, you were wrong, to say the least. These stripes are not decoration. They are a symbol. And if you're on board, you want the person in the cockpit to have at least four.

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Gadgets Travel

We all carry this on planes, but now it's banned: you can't have this in your bag on a plane anymore

If you thought your portable battery was an innocent companion on the go, think again. New rules from aviation authorities around the world mean you'll have to pack your electronic gadgets more thoughtfully. Size and capacity also matter. Read on! So - you can't keep this in your carry-on bag on a plane anymore!

Mobility

Otto Aviation Phantom 3500: A Windowless Plane That Looks Like It's From the Future (And Maybe It Is)

In a world where aircraft designers still swear by small windows as a sign of comfort, Otto Aviation has decided to take a completely different approach: the Otto Aviation Phantom 3500 is the first business jet without classic windows. Instead, there are high-resolution digital screens that show a panorama from cameras in real time - or whatever the passenger wants.

Mobility

AltoVolo Sigma: a 3-person personal flying drone that promises the future of personal transportation

The AltoVolo Sigma is a hybrid-electric eVTOL craft that combines silent vertical takeoff, a 510-mile range, and the capabilities of a private jet without the need for a runway.

Lifestyle

No more wearing shorts or a miniskirt on a plane! Why is no one talking about this – and why should you care?!

Shorts, miniskirts and high heels may seem tempting, but on a plane they can become a real problem. Do you really want to sit on an unfamiliar, possibly dirty surface with completely bare feet? What if an emergency evacuation is needed? The moment you step into the cabin, everything is different – and your clothes can decide how safely you survive the flight.

Mobility

Archer Midnight: New York's flying taxi that will leave traffic jams in the mirror

Imagine: it's 7:43, you have an airport meeting at 8, and you're... floating above the city. No, you're not in a dream - just in Archer Midnight, the new electric air taxi that's putting New York on the map of the future.

Mobility

Bombardier Global 8000: The supersonic lounge in the sky that Elon Musk would love to have

With a range of 8,000 nautical miles and a speed that nearly breaks the sound barrier, the Bombardier Global 8000 is officially the new gold standard for private jets. And yes, it includes a shower.

Mobility

Beyond Aero BYA-1: The first hydrogen-electric business jet that promises to revolutionize aviation

French startup Beyond Aero is developing the BYA-1, the first hydrogen fuel cell electric business jet. Battery-free, with two electric motors and a modular powertrain swap system, it promises 900 miles of range (1,450 km), 65% lower fuel costs, and a quieter cabin. First certified delivery is planned for 2030.

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