Given the current state of air travel, many people may not wish to give the architecture of airports or the contemporary in-flight experience a second thought. Those people may give those matters a second thought when they take a look at the Terminal01 website. Designed to complement an ongoing exhibit at Toronto's Pearson International Airport, the project is being curated by David Jhave Johnston...

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If you're up in the air quite a bit, this helpful tool will be one that might make 2012 a bit more interesting. This free version of Airport Monitor allows users to view arrivals and departures from dozens of airports in the US. Visitors can monitor up to seven arrival and departure airports at one time, and the application can be customized by airline, gate, and flight number. This version is...

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While these exhibits might not be for everyone, those readers who enjoy a little scatological humor or who are fascinated by the ubiquity of the air sickness bag on commercial flights will find the Air Sickness Bag Virtual Museum a welcome stopover while traveling the wild lands of the Internet. Readers may want to begin by selecting See All Bags, which calls up each of the 2,687 one-of-a-kind...

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