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Philippine Airlines passengers will have to wear face shields during flights. Do you think that practice will expand to other parts of the world?
Plus, a feel-good story about a Southwest flight attendant who escorted a rescue puppy to the pooch’s new home.
Those are some of the travel headlines I thought you, too, may find interesting.
Philippine Airlines Face Shields Policy Announced
Business Traveller reports Philippine Airlines will require its passengers to wear face shields during flights. The policy goes into effect this Saturday, August 15.
Philippine Airlines will not provide the face shields — that responsibility is up to passengers.
Doggone It!
A Southwest Airlines flight attendant volunteered to escort a passenger traveling to his new home — an adorable rescue puppy.
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No, it will not happen in America.