Coffee, tea, Band-Aid? Airlines remain ill-equipped to handle medical emergencies

Article Abstract:

Many US airlines are poorly equipped to deal with serious medical incidents. Flight attendants have only very basic medical training, and may not be able to use some of the contents of the medical kit. In such cases, they rely on one of the passengers having medical qualifications.

Management, Equipment and supplies, Airlines, Medical emergencies

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Seeking San Francisco

Article Abstract:

Visitors can experience San Francisco, CA at its authentic best by having a well-planned itinerary. Hallidie Plaza, which was named after the inventor of the cable car, can serve as the starting point by which visitors will discover the city's best-kept secrets.

Description and travel, San Francisco, California

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The fine art of packing

Article Abstract:

Advice is given on how to pack a suitcase when setting off on a trip. A traveler can pack few clothes and combine them; pre-pack a few items if the person travels often, roll clothes tightly, and wear the heaviest clothes on the plane.

Usage, Luggage

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