by Charlie Leocha | Dec 6, 2019
Where are the US rules for flight delays? Canada and the EU have them Worldwide rules and regulations to deal with airline flight delays in different ways. The European Union (EU) has strict rules and Canada just instituted airline flight delay rules. However, the US...
by Charlie Leocha | Dec 5, 2019
For years, I thought I had a REAL ID driver’s license. I was wrong Many people believe they have REAL IDs when they do not. The charts and maps that show which states are compliant have created REAL ID confusion. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and...
by Christopher Elliott | Dec 3, 2019
My extra child seat was not booked because of a travel agency/airline error. How can I fix it? Isla Hale-Burgess’ son Jack is an “active” 18-month-old, so when she booked a flight from Seattle to London to attend a family wedding next month, one thing was clear: Her...
by Charlie Leocha | Nov 29, 2019
Make all international travel easier, less stressful, and more enjoyable with these CBP tips. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) presents this list of Holiday Season tips. These tips can be found in the CBP “Know Before You Go” booklet. Knowing what CBP needs...
by Charlie Leocha | Nov 27, 2019
Consumer groups and Congress tell airlines, “Protect children and sit families together” — why don’t they? It is the third holiday season since Congress passed the Families Seating Together Act as part of the 2016 FAA Reauthorization Bill. After...
by Christopher Elliott | Nov 26, 2019
Why does it seem that almost half of my flights are late? The next time your airline claims your flight is “on time,” check your watch. Airlines are allowed to count any arrival within 14 minutes and 59 seconds of schedule as “on time,” an...
