If you like to live large when you travel, Delta Air Lines has just introduced a fun new perk for passengers on some first class flights. Here's what to expect.
We’ve all been there: We purchase a window seat and then board the airplane only to find the seat has no window. Here’s the unexpected reason why this happens.
If you've ever wondered what the numbers on the tail of a plane are for, they're not random. Here's what they mean and how you can use them to track flights.
If your travels take you through this California airport, make sure you explore and take advantage of the great amenities to see why it's been ranked #1.
If you’re hoping to reduce the stress of air travel by flying when TSA PreCheck lines are short, a TSA spokesperson says to be sure to avoid this time of day.
TSA PreCheck is supposed to make the airport security experience a lot more efficient, so why are there so many complaints about the expedited service?
Heading to the airport in Austin? You're in for a treat with some of the best food options you can find at any terminal in the U.S. Here are the top five.
Brave the crowds and visit the busiest train station in the world. Here's what to expect and how to navigate this bucket list-worthy location in Tokyo.
Why do planes fly at 35,000 feet? It's not just an arbitrary number. From financial reasons to safety concerns, here's why planes fly at a specific altitude.
Heading home for the holidays? If you are flying over Thanksgiving, you might want to prepare for some travel woes. TSA has some advice ahead of turkey time.
If you’re trying to reduce your airplane traveler stress by only packing a carry-on suitcase, be sure to avoid this common mistake while storing your bag.
Why are airplane windows round? Airplane windows went from square to round in the 1950s, and the reason why might surprise you. It's all about your safety.
Budget airlines can be a great option to save money on travel. But Rick Steves warns of a "name game" where the airport might not be as convenient as you hope.
Airports are busy places where all sorts of things are happening, but there are pieces of information that staff would prefer to stay out of the public realm.
While it may not seem fair for airlines to overbook flights - especially if you get bumped - it is perfectly allowed and expected. Here’s why they do it.