by Janice Hough | Sep 10, 2019
Convenience and time may be more important than legroom Airlines love the fact that travelers are paying more for the amount of extra legroom they once gave everyone for free. Admittedly, I fly enough with United that I usually don’t have to pay for...
by Ned S. Levi | Sep 9, 2019
Air travel isn’t easy. What we wear, how and what we pack, how we behave in the airport and during our flights matter. If we’re not careful, airport security, ticket agents, gate agents and flight crew can deny us boarding our flight or kick us off it,...
by Ned S. Levi | Sep 5, 2019
10 tips for staying safe in hotels Hotel security and hotel safety have been in the news lately. Both Hilton and Disney changed their “Do Not Disturb” policy. While the new policy will help make hotel guests safer, it’s still incumbent on guests to take personal...
by Janice Hough | Sep 4, 2019
Travel agents are on the passenger’s side. Airlines are out for themselves Airlines and travel agents have a love-hate relationship. The carriers want the business, but they hate any added costs, whether it’s commission or booking computer fees. Plus,...
by Ned S. Levi | Sep 2, 2019
The TSO reached between my legs and squeezed. I screamed Fortunately, most of the time, I’m in the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) PreCheck line and sail through. A few years back, I was a PreCheck member who randomly got SSSS on my boarding pass,...
by Janice Hough | Aug 14, 2019
Airline delays are full of gray areas One of the most aggravating airline delays is when a traveler gets a notice from their airline or finds out online that a flight is seriously delayed. However, that delay notification is always followed by the disclaimer saying...
