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Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren

Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren

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Visual Content Manager, Woodland Park Zoo

Washington

Final Covers

meeting & convention planning, business travel hotels, restaurant trends. restaurant industry issues, leisure travel culinary, group travelmeetings, chefs

Doesn’t Cover

Lifestyle, Fashion, and Politics.

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Content

Total articles 175

  • Airline safety cards work, but you're still not reading them

    By Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren| PaxEx.Aero@ Behold the airline safety card, that humble piece of paper or plastic wedged unceremoniously into the seatback of every commercial airplane you’ve ever been on. You know, the one with the diagrams depicting how to save yourself in the event everything goes very, very wrong on your flight to Tuscaloosa, even though it almost certainly won’t. The one that somehow manages to be equal parts toddler chew toy and AvGeek collectible; oft-overlooked visual furniture that reminds you of your own mortality.

    By Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren · PaxEx.Aero

    Jun. 28, 2023

  • In flight: Condor's A330neo business class shines

    By Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren| PaxEx.Aero@ Condor Flugdienst is likely the best known airline you haven’t heard of, at least if you’re an American. The German carrier has been a juggernaut of European leisure travel since 1956, offering holiday-makers inexpensive trips to Africa, the Caribbean, North America, and Southeast Asia. But that might be about to change as Condor has begun to roll out its new Airbus A330-900neo fleet. Historically the carrier focused on moving a higher volume of economy class passengers across the globe.

    By Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren · PaxEx.Aero

    Jun. 02, 2023

  • Airline safety cards work, but you're still not reading them

    By Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren| PaxEx.Aero@ Behold the airline safety card, that humble piece of paper or plastic wedged unceremoniously into the seatback of every commercial airplane you’ve ever been on. You know, the one with the diagrams depicting how to save yourself in the event everything goes very, very wrong on your flight to Tuscaloosa, even though it almost certainly won’t. The one that somehow manages to be equal parts toddler chew toy and AvGeek collectible; oft-overlooked visual furniture that reminds you of your own mortality.

    By Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren · PaxEx.Aero

    Jun. 28, 2023

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Seattle, Washington, United States

+1 206-548-2500