David Flynn is a journalist at various esteemed publications including The Herald Scotland and GamingTrend. He covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on aviation, travel, and entertainment, often exploring themes in consumer technology and video games. David's work has been featured in outlets such as The Buffalo News and Comic Book Resources, showcasing his passion for finding the positives in every story he tells.
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David Flynn's coverage is diverse, encompassing travel, transportation, gaming, and music. He frequently covers press releases and reviews related to airlines, video games, and travel destinations. If you're reaching out to David with a pitch for an airline-related announcement or review of a new video game release or technology in the travel industry (such as Wi-Fi services), it may align well with his areas of interest.
Consider tailoring your pitches based on his focus areas such as upcoming video game releases for review or announcements from airlines regarding new routes or service enhancements.
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Qantas expects to have Wi-Fi across its international fleet by April 2027.
There'll soon be three Sydney-Doha flights per day, split between Virgin Australia and Qatar Airways.
Airlines are starting to require your frequent flyer number, or your credit card, to access Starlink.
Australia will finally abandon that flimsy orange arrivals card this year, as the new Australia Travel Declaration (ATD) goes nationwide.
By: David Flynn
We'll soon find out just how appealing it'll be to spend 20+ hour flying in economy.
The Dreamliner's doored suites will take on a signature Pacific West Coast aesthetic.
Sydney Airport is extending the perk of Priority Entry at Terminal 1 beyond business and first class flyers, with paid access to a new Fast Track lane.
Passengers who glance across the aisle in Air New Zealand's Boeing 777 business class will soon be looking at sliding doors instead of their neighbour's socks, with the Kiwi carrier rolling out new Business Premier suites in 2027
