Your Bag’s Hidden Journey From Check-In to Plane
Each day, Delta operates an average of 260 flights at LaGuardia, an airport known for tight turnaround times, with roughly 25,000 customers and about 8,000 bags. The airline relies on a team of some 1,000 ramp agents, said Adam Ryan, a vice president for airport operations at the airline. The handling process is intended to […]
Fathers can seek remedies under VAWC Law
Dear PAO, As a father of a minor child, is it legally possible for me to seek remedies under the VAWC Law? My former wife is verbally abusing our child, but she insists that she cannot be held liable under the law because it was enacted solely for the protection of women and their children. […]
Delta Says Economic Worries Are Hurting Travel Demand
Delta Air Lines on Monday cut its financial forecast for the first three months of the year, saying that growing economic concerns among businesses and consumers had lowered demand for domestic travel. The airline’s warning was the latest sign that the U.S. economy, or at least perceptions of it, have been weakening in part because […]
Separation of parents does not automatically result in loss of parental authority
Dear PAO, My wife and I separated due to irreconcilable differences. We have a five-year-old child. I learned that my wife intends to work abroad as a nurse and leave our kid to her mother who is residing in a remote barangay in the province. I cannot allow this as life in that barangay is […]
Snowy Trails, Cozy Inns: Skiing Town to Town in Quebec
Amid light snow, I skied out of the town of Ste.-Adèle, in the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec, and headed to Prévost, eight miles away. Only a few minutes earlier, I had walked out of Au Clos Rolland, a historic inn where I’d spent the previous night dining on a decadent three-course meal and resting up […]
150 Years of Change: How Old Photos, Recaptured, Reveal a Shifting Climate
For 30 miles we bounce along a dirt road in southwestern Wyoming, heading toward a jagged skyline. It’s early September and the aspens are starting to turn yellow. As we climb toward the mountains, the air grows colder. Soon the road will see snowfall. Jeff Munroe, a professor of geology at Middlebury College in Vermont, […]
Inheritance may be held liable for obligations of deceased
Dear PAO, Sometime in the year 2019, my father borrowed the sum of One Million Five Hundred Thousand Pesos (Php1,500,000.00) from a lending company for his coffee shop business. However, after one year of operation, he passed away, leaving unpaid debts. Recently, I learned that my father left me a 1,000-square-meter agricultural land as an […]
Women’s Sports Events Worth Traveling to in 2025
The star power of women’s sports is shining brighter than ever. Last year, the basketball sensation Caitlin Clark helped lift the Indiana Fever to an astonishing 265 percent increase in attendance over the previous season. The international phenom Ilona Maher and her teammates electrified crowds at the Paris Olympics when they secured the first U.S. […]
Issuance of writ of possession in extrajudicial foreclosure not absolute
Dear PAO,The condominium unit which I bought was mortgaged by the developer and eventually foreclosed extrajudicially. I only knew of the foreclosure when a representative of the buyer knocked on my door and was surprised that I was occupying the unit. He informed me that he will apply for a writ of possession, considering that […]
Can an A.I. Travel Bot Plan Your Trip to NYC?
A “Friday evening matinee?” To quote the Gershwins, it ain’t necessarily so. But that’s how modern artificial intelligence suggested I hit Broadway. When I was asked to see what A.I. gets right and wrong about visiting New York City, I was deeply curious and felt well qualified for the assignment — I’ve been a resident […]