The Most and Least Expensive US Airports To Fly Out Of
The Most, Least Budget-Friendly US Airports To Fly From Airline passengers are becoming increasing less satisifed with their overall experience… Read More »
CLEAR Launches New Couples Package Ahead of Wedding Season
CLEAR, the biometric identity verification platform that travelers can use to speed through airport security is launching a new Couples… Read More »
4,000 flights cancelled by Scandinavian Airlines
Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) is cancelling around 4,000 flights this summer due to staff shortages, the carrier announced yesterday. 5 per… Read More »
Why you shouldn’t arrive too early for your flight, and how to beat airport queues
unrestricted travel in Europe has been overshadowed by airport chaos in recent weeks, leaving passengers anxious and confused. Thousands of… Read More »
TSA Will Add Screeners for Expected Summer Travel Boom
The Transportation Security Administration is taking a page from the Federal Aviation Administration and being proactive ahead of what is… Read More »
The World’s Most Family-Friendly Airports and Airlines
The Best Airports and Airlines for Traveling Families Traveling with children can bring added challenges, especially in the event of… Read More »
New technology could end U.S. airport liquid ban
Could we soon see the end of airport liquid bans? Technology advancements in how bags are scanned could mean that… Read More »
Ohio man gets 60 days in jail for outburst during Frontier Airlines flight
A Norwalk, Ohio, man was sentenced Tuesday May 3 to 60 days in jail for an outburst on a Frontier… Read More »
Virginia man goes to jail for 1 year for trying to open airplane door on his flight
Last week a Virginia man was sentenced to one year in prison, after he attempted to open the door on… Read More »
Travelers Have One Year to Comply With REAL ID Requirements
Travelers now have one year to comply with the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) REAL ID full enforcement date of… Read More »
TSA Commemorates 20th Anniversary of First Checkpoint
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) on Friday celebrated the 20th anniversary of the first airport security checkpoint in the nation…. Read More »
Panic at Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion airport as family tries to bring home unexploded bomb as souvenir
Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion international airport (TLV) was a scene of chaos and panic when an American family holidaying in… Read More »
Everything you need to know before booking flights to Hong Kong
After more than two years of stop-start border closures which have left Hong Kong effectively cut off from the world,… Read More »
List of carry-on bag unsuspecting items prohibited by the TSA
Going through the TSA line at Charlotte Douglas International Airport comes with little to no trouble for most experienced travelers…. Read More »
Republican Rep. Madison Cawthorn cited for bringing loaded gun to North Carolina airport
Rep. Madison Cawthorn was cited on a misdemeanor criminal charge of possessing a dangerous weapon on city property Tuesday morning… Read More »
Boxer Mike Tyson repeatedly hits passenger onboard a JetBlue flight
Former professional boxer Mike Tyson was caught on video repeatedly hitting a fellow passenger onboard a JetBlue (JBLU) flight from… Read More »
Delta Air Lines to restore flight privileges to passengers barred over mask violations
Delta Air Lines said on Wednesday Apr. 20 it plans to restore flight privileges to about 2,000 customers who were… Read More »
California woman goes on a tirade, opens emergency exit, flees airplane down inflatable slide
A California woman went on a tirade against airline workers and escaped an airplane through the emergency exit and inflatable… Read More »
Virgin Australia opens new invitation-only lounges for business travelers
Secret doors, new menus and privacy pods. Virgin Australia has opened its new invitation-only lounges in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane… Read More »
FAA keeps zero tolerance policy for unruly travelers even after judge scraps mask mandate
The Federal Aviation Administration is maintaining its zero tolerance policy for unruly passenger behavior even after a federal judge struck… Read More »
Will the End of the Mask Mandate Curb Air Passenger Violence?
When a federal judge in Tampa, Fla. on Monday voided the federal transportation mask mandate, it was met mostly with… Read More »
U.S. targets seven Belarus national carrier planes for violating export controls
The U.S. Commerce Department on Thursday Apr. 14 confirmed it had identified seven Boeing 737 Planes operated by Belarusian national… Read More »