by Janice Hough | Dec 31, 2010
As travel to and from the U.S. east coast slowly returns to normal, more and more horror stories are emerging. Most of the tarmac delay stories involved international flights. But many domestic travelers, while at least they were not stuck on planes, faced canceled...
by Janice Hough | Dec 31, 2010
As travel to and from the U.S. east coast slowly returns to normal, more and more horror stories are emerging. Most of the tarmac delay stories involved international flights. But many domestic travelers, while at least they were not stuck on planes, faced canceled...
by Janice Hough | Dec 29, 2010
The media is full of stories of passengers being stuck for days with the flight cancellations back east, and of there being no available flights for many of these stranded travelers until New Year’s Day. A friend of mine, who books her own travel online, posted...
by Janice Hough | Dec 29, 2010
The media is full of stories of passengers being stuck for days with the flight cancellations back east, and of there being no available flights for many of these stranded travelers until New Year’s Day. A friend of mine, who books her own travel online, posted...
by Janice Hough | Dec 28, 2010
Christmas may be over, but winter weather travel disasters are probably just beginning. So far this season, London Heathrow has been basically shut for a few days, and the New York area airports are just thinking about reopening after more than a 24-hour closure....
