Check out this map of corporate jets taking off after the Super Bowl. Amazing, isn’t it? I wonder how badly that exodus messed up commercial flights trying to leave at the same time. Or maybe there are smaller airports the corporate jet set uses?

(Via No Silence Here.)

Or, more accurately, they want to charge you for yours. According to this article on MSNBC:

British Airways will begin limiting some of its long haul passengers to a single bag per passenger — and charging them 120 pounds ($236) per flight for every extra piece of luggage each way, the company said Thursday.

The change applies to passengers flying economy class to destinations outside North America, the Caribbean, Nigeria and Brazil. While passengers to destinations such as Europe and Asia were previously allowed as many bags as they wished, they would now be limited to one bag — and charged for the excess.

While the airline says this actually could end up being less expensive than the old system, which charged by weight for any excess baggage. I don’t know, but a $236 charge per extra bag sounds awfully high to me. But I wouldn’t count out seeing something similar happen at other airlines as well. Personally, I’d rather see a discount for those who limit themselves to one bag, but that’s just me.