What’s behind all those airline change fees?
Dotti Cahill thought she had a $150 ticket credit on Delta Air Lines. She thought wrong.
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Tarmac-delay rule gives air travelers more respect
Tarmac-delay rule gives air travelers more respect
Are loyalty programs worth it?
Quitting a frequent-flier loyalty program looks easy: You cut up your card and donate the miles to charity.
Confessions of a frequent-flier program skeptic
Call me a frequent-flier program skeptic. I take a dim view of any scheme that promises you the world in exchange for all your business.
Saying “no” to TSA’s full body scan may come at a price
Having second thoughts about those new full-body scanners being used at airports by the Transportation Security Administration? The federal agency charged with protecting the nation’s transportation systems may want to take a second look — at you.
Flying under the influence of the TSA: What now?
Since the last time I wrote about the Transportation Security Administration, the agency charged with protecting air travel has encountered some unexpected turbulence.
With TSA air security, travelers are flying blind
The Transportation Security Administration likes to keep terrorists guessing. Apparently, it likes to keep travelers guessing, too.
It’s holiday travel time! You heard it here first!
Take your car in for a tuneup. Give yourself extra time if you’re flying. Oh, and it’s going to be one for the record books.
Whoever wins in tax war, guests will still pay the bill
Next time you book a hotel room online, consider what happens to the taxes you’ve paid.
The health-care gap that traps travelers
Ahem. Are we forgetting something? The debate about health-care reform seems to be ignoring a significant group of Americans: international travelers.