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The world’s largest low-cost carrier is in hot water after two of its pilots allegedly live-streamed a plane’s toilet via a hidden camera.

Some have argued the flight attendant was hilariously demonstrating what ultra-basic economy would look like. In Travel Weekly’s opinion, it certainly beats the stand-up seat for ingenuity.

It’s a red, white and blue affair for this year’s most valuable airlines, with four of the top five best in the world coming from the US of A.

If you think we’re not telling you which airlines topped the lists because we’re hoping you’ll click on the article, then you’d be right.

Meanwhile, a brain outage suffered by Travel Weekly’s reporter had him eating cottage cheese instead of ice cream for last night’s dessert.

Similarly, a Travel Weekly journo collided with a postbox on her way to the office today, covering herself and several passersby with coffee and curse words.

In other news, the knees of Travel Weekly’s editor are bleeding after he tripped over during an emergency dash to Woolies to replenish the office chocolate stash.

An airline employee allegedly posted pictures of the little girl’s boarding pass on social media and showed it to fellow employees. Here’s why.

Tammy Jo Shults has discussed the circumstances around the terrible accident that led to the death of a woman who was partially sucked out of a plane last month.

The incident occurred just two weeks after a Southwest passenger was killed from being partially sucked out the window of another flight.