Features from September 2010 :: GO: AirTran Inflight Magazine

September 2010

43 Great Adventures: Turn your next getaway into an adrenaline-pumping, limit-pushing adventure that you’ll never forget. From fishing with your bare hands to surfing Lake Michigan’s winter waves to jumping off towering Jamaican cliffs, our must-do list provides ample inspiration.
Word Play: Forget the stodgy literary readings of yesteryear. These days, listening to poetry and other written works can be—yes—fun.
Starting from Scratch: A wannabe DJ in New York City gets behind the turntables for a different perspective of the dance music scene.

Zip Files: Laptop bags for the stylish business traveler
Position Statement: Mobile app and social networking game Foursquare is changing the way we travel, one check-in at a time.
Suite Deals Members Only: A new breed of travel websites offers exclusive discounts on high- end hotels. But can these ambitious companies survive an improving economy?

The List - Baltimore: The top 10 must-dos in Baltimore
Events September 2010: This month’s greatest events
Strange Bedfellows: Forget high-definition tvs and fluffy cotton robes. These days, hotels are thinking outside the box when it comes to amenities.
Trail Tech: When the going gets tough, these gadgets go the distance.
Meals on the Move: Many cities across the country are known for local dishes: hot dogs in Chicago, cheese steaks in Philadelphia—you get the idea. But some of these quinessential eats are too good to be contained, inspiring transplants to open restaurants that remind them of home.
Orlando's New Amway Center: By the numbers
Runway Secrets: From blue lids to deep red lips, this season’s runways weren’t shy about color. Fall for these statement-making shades, each paired with a different destination.
A-maze-ing Adventures: Try not to get lost in these labyrinthine networks of corn stalks— some of the country’s biggest.
King of Pop: Inventive popcorn flavors are the newest kernel of the city’s food scene. Try them at these creative spots.
Atlanta’s Ace: For squash champion Andre Maur, living and training in the south is a big hit.