Not so for “raw-doggers.” A new TikTok trend sees plane passengers boasting about enduring an entire flight without any form of entertainment or distraction: no phone, no tv, no books ...

“Just raw-dogged a 7-hour flight (new personal best),” Wudini, a UK DJ, bragged to his over 13.2 million TikTok viewers. “No headphones, no movie, no water, nothing.” Australian musician ...

“Raw-dogging” has become the buzziest travel trend of the summer, seeing stealth plane passengers forgo the modern comforts of flying to stare at either the in-flight map or nothing at all ...

If you haven't heard about raw-dogging a flight, consider yourself lucky. Unfortunately for you, that's exactly what this post is about, so either turn back now or buckle up. Basically ...

“Raw-dogging” is the practice of taking a flight without any entertainment at all (at least in this instance). No music, no movies, no literature, no nothing. Just you, your thoughts, and the ...

Michael Ceely once spent a four-hour flight just zoning out – no magazines ... branding it in a very different way: it’s called “raw dogging.” “I was tired of the usual routine of ...

(CBS DETROIT) - It has been 37 years since Northwest Airlines Flight 255 crashed after taking off from Detroit Metro Airport, marking the deadliest plane crash in Michigan's history. All but one ...

They call themselves “raw-doggers” or “barebackers” and they abstain from all in-flight entertainment, books or podcasts, choosing instead to stare blankly at a black seatback screen or a ...

On Aug. 16, 1987, Northwest Airlines Flight 255 crashed mere minutes after takeoff beneath the Interstate 94 overpass on Middlebelt Road near Detroit Metropolitan Airport. In total, 156 ...

Below: Southwest Flight 255 emergency landing Air Traffic Control-Pilot audio Donadio described the ensuing chaos in the cabin, explaining that the tire blowout had compromised the hydraulic system.