by Jason Barger | Oct 2, 2009
No, this isn’t the next hottest promotion by Virgin Atlantic to try to increase air travel. No, the TSA has not instituted a new uniform policy trying to project a hip vibe. According to the USA Today, “The Transportation Security Administration plans to install 150...
by Jason Barger | Aug 17, 2009
It’s hard to even remember what that feeling was like when you entered an airport for the first time. For experienced travelers, navigating the evolving processes, delays, and cancellations is just part of the journey. But, for the first time traveler, entering the...
by Jason Barger | Aug 6, 2009
My mouth is still watering from the authentic Jamaican Jerk chicken. No, not the “authentic” food you’ll get at or right next to the resorts (although it was good), but the real stuff you can find off the beaten path. A few years ago, my wife and I had frequent flier...
by Jason Barger | Jul 16, 2009
For the hurried traveler, encountering the TSA security lines can sometimes feel like a flashback to grade school confusion. I’ll explain. Remember the days of waking up and fighting with your parents about not wanting to go to school? Some of you may be having those...
by Jason Barger | Jul 2, 2009
With the ever-evolving changes to the baggage fees in the airline industry, now there is a quick source to bring you the latest answers! Airline a la carte was founded by two airline employees in June 2008 when they noticed “there was a definite need for accurate,...
