The people who gave us the What Happens Here, Stays Here Las Vegas ads are back. Spoiler alert: the commercial isn’t very funny.

And one traveler shares her experience waiting seven hours for permission to leave the airport after she arrived in Hong Kong.

Plus, Delta is resuming some more flights next month.

A longtime Delta Air Lines flight attendant who died of coronavirus made her final trip this week.

On a lighter note, some bikinis will soon come with face masks.

If you think three months has been a long time, air travel as we knew it (or at least, as close to that) might not be seen again for three years.

And when flights ramp up again, it’s possible we’ll see two rows dedicated to passengers exhibiting coronavirus symptoms.

Airlines, protective masks, and social distancing have been very much in the news recently. Travelers complained of full flights — including at least one with some passengers not donning masks.

Most airlines — and several airports — announced mask-wearing requirements for all travelers.

But a highly-publicized, Reuters investigative report said the “top three U.S. airlines have told their flight attendants not to force passengers to comply with their new policy requiring face coverings, just encourage them to do so.”

So the rules aren’t really rules, are they?