Mass Transit (Airline, Cruise Ship, Train, Bus)

• Cruise Smart And Safely

  Chrissie Cole | July 25, 2011 11:01 AM | 0 CommentsMiami, FL

  A cruise can be the perfect vacation but knowing some safety tips before boarding is always a good thing and will ensure you have the best vacation possible. Grades are still everything ...

• Should the FAA Adopt New Guidelines?

  Gabrielle D'Alemberte | June 24, 2010 1:53 AM | 0 CommentsMiami, FL

  Even though airline travel is statistically one of the safest modes of transportation, every time we read about tragic commercial airplane crashes, it is hard not to wonder about our own safety when...

• Plane Headed For Ft. Pierce Crashes When Taking Off From Charleston. All Are Confirmed Dead.

  Gabrielle D'Alemberte | October 22, 2009 8:44 AM | 0 CommentsMiami, FL

  Tragedy struck again Wednesday for a small airplane and its passengers. Federal authorities said four people were killed when a small plane headed to Fort Pierce, FL, crashed Wednesday shortly after...

• Is 2009 is becoming a record year for Airplane/Airliner crashes?

  Gabrielle D'Alemberte | October 07, 2009 3:21 PM | 1 CommentMiami, FL

  As 2009 has unfolded, we have read about several high-profile airline crashes, many of which resulted in fatalities and serious injuries. While accidents are nothing new, the combination of the...

• Family’s weekend trip ends in tragedy when Piper Aircraft goes down in the Everglades

  Gabrielle D'Alemberte | September 22, 2009 8:24 AM | 1 CommentMiami, FL

  Bruce Barber was meticulous when it came to flying. His business partner, Eric Elliott, described him to the Miami Herald “`It's all about risk management,'' he said. ``You're always...

• Air Traffic Controller On A Personal Phone Call Just Before the Hudson Crash

  Gabrielle D'Alemberte | September 17, 2009 11:37 AM | 0 CommentsMiami, FL

  Quoting from the the Daily Record, the Chairman of the NTSB (National Transportation Safety Board) Deborah Hersman, ...told a congressional committee Wednesday that shortly after the single-engine...

• Pilot Fatigue- FAA is taking notice but are they telling passengers the truth

  Gabrielle D'Alemberte | September 17, 2009 9:38 AM | 1 CommentMiami, FL

  Federal Aviation Administration head Randy Babbitt says It's absolutely unsafe to think that commuter cockpit crews can fly as many hours or stay on duty for as long as pilots who may fly one...

• Sound Advice- check the weather report before boarding a plane

  Gabrielle D'Alemberte | August 06, 2009 10:41 AM | 1 CommentMiami, FL

  As much as we assign blame for airplane crashes on human and mechanical error, Mother Nature often is a large part of the equation. While Congress rightfully is seeking to improve the way pilots...

• Airline layoffs and cut backs- is there any relationship to the recent plane crashes?

  Gabrielle D'Alemberte | July 28, 2009 12:25 PM | 1 CommentMiami, FL

  The economy is in freefall, and once again the airlines are in trouble. Of course, in recent times, with a few exceptions, the airlines and the airline industry are often in trouble. Last year, the...

• Cruise Ship Litigation: Defendants Allowed to Pick Forums, Lower SOLs and not Produce Employee Witnesses

  Gabrielle D'Alemberte | July 21, 2009 4:41 PM | 0 CommentsMiami, FL

  It’s hard enough to go through the process of filing a law suit against a defendant that stays in one city, state, or country. Things get complicated if you try to proceed against a mobile...