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We know pot can get you high, but can it also help airplanes fly? A biofuel company in Washington thinks so.

UPDATE, 8/19: Depardieu has apologized, via his flying companion, for peeing on the plane.

In a bid to become "green," Thomson Airways will use cooking oil as fuel for flights to Spain in July.

Going green is all the rage these days and Dutch airline KLM is getting in on the action with a plan to fuel its planes with used cooking oil.

You may hate checked-baggage fees, but would you feel better about a fee for good airline food? Pre-ordered food is likely to be the next frontier for airlines fees, travel industry consultant Jay Sorensen, president of IdeaWorks, tells AOL Travel News.