An air travel guide about air rage, recycled air, lost luggage, limited carry-ons, jetlag, flight attendants, breathing, environment, recycled air, and insensitive airline policies.

Provides relevant resources on the web, books, from the FAA, organizations, media coverage, and advice.

A Ph.D. gives advice and analyzes road rage psychology.

Annual summary of ratings for airlines since 1996.

Stories and news about air rage and related issues.

A free forum for discussion of air rage and related topics.

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), a standards-setting body of the United Nations, with headquarters in Montreal, is abuzz over new technologies being counted on to unclog air-travel congestion.

Frazzled travelers are blowing their tops, and flight attendants are taking the heat.

in .doc format.

What is required to take some of the sting out of air travel? Tinkering with the regulations of the current regime isn't going to do it. What's necessary is a complete overhaul.

A new weather forecasting system may help air traffic controllers reduce delays, saving airlines and travelers millions of dollars.

Despite their solemn promises to do better, America's airlines are, in fact, doing worse.

Helps passengers and crewmembers through air rage prevention. Description of programs and resources.

Sky rage investigations have ignored the possibility of anemic symptoms generated by the lower air pressure of the in-flight cabin environment.

From BBC News.

Works to reduce occurrences of inflight disruption and violence toward crewmembers and passengers.

Copies of complaints filed against unruly passengers.

Receives informal complaints from members of the public regarding aviation consumer issues, provides guidance to the industry and members of the public on consumer protection matters, and makes available to the public information on pertinent consumer matters.

Brief discussion of the problem and some statistics.

How to survive in an age of flight delays and cancellations.