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  • Old-fashioned airplane flying high

    The 5 Oldest Airports In America

    By Maura Bielinski 9 months ago

    Ever wondered what the oldest airports in the United States were? These famous airfields have been transporting folks since the beginning of flight.

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  • plane producing contrails

    The Surprising Origins Of Those White Lines Airplanes Leave Behind

    By Amanda Morgan 9 months ago

    If you've ever looked up in the sky and wondered what those white lines trailing behind airplanes are, there's a simple scientific explanation.

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  • A woman takes a suitcase from the overhead bin.

    The Mistake Many Travelers Make When Storing Carry-On Bags

    By Laura Jones 9 months ago

    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.

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  • Child looking out airplane window

    There's One Crucial Reason Why Airplane Windows Are Designed Round

    By Camila Pérez B 9 months ago

    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.

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  • People boarding an airplane

    Rick Steves Warns Of The 'Name Game' While Booking With Budget Airlines In Europe

    By Anna Robinson 9 months ago

    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.

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  • airport staff on the tarmac by a plane

    Sneaky Things Airport Employees Don't Want You To Know

    By Daniel Feininger 9 months ago

    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.

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  • An airplane at full capacity.

    The Frustrating Reason Why Airlines Can And Sometimes Will Overbook Flights

    By Nada Kabil 9 months ago

    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.

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  • TSA Agent with a handgun

    TSA Reveals The Best Way To Travel Safely With A Gun When You're Flying

    By Hillary Louise Johnson 9 months ago

    In the unlikely event that you need to travel with a firearm, the kind people at TSA have gone to great lengths to explain exactly what you need to do.

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  • Frosted airplane parked on tarmac

    The Dangerous Side Of Frost That Could Impact Your Next Flight

    By Camila Pérez B 10 months ago

    You might think of frost as just a nuisance, but it can seriously impact your flight. Here's why frost can cause flight delays and how airlines deal with frost.

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  • Luggage on conveyor belt

    The Best Thing To Do When Disaster Strikes And TSA's Conveyor Belt Damages Your Luggage

    By Camila Pérez B 10 months ago

    What do you do when your luggage was damaged during TSA inspection? Here are the important steps to try and get compensation for damaged luggage.

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  • Luxury train awaits passengers

    Explore Europe As Glamorously As Possible On 5 Of Its Most Luxury Train Rides

    By Amanda Morgan 10 months ago

    Trains are the best way to travel in Europe. Make it a luxury train, and you have an opulent vacation. Here are the top five most luxury train rides in Europe.

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  • An empty TSA PreCheck airport security line

    The Best Way To Look Up Your Known Traveler Number For TSA PreCheck

    By Dave Bowling 10 months ago

    If you haven't memorized your Known Traveler Number (KTN), fear not. Here's how to quickly look it up so you can enjoy the benefits of TSA PreCheck.

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  • View of empty airplane aisle

    The Unexpected Reason Why Planes Never Board From Back To Front

    By Camila Pérez B 10 months ago

    Why don't planes board from back to front? That's the most logical and quickest way, right? The reality is more complicated, from safety concerns to speed.

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  • TSA agent and airport passenger at a security checkpoint.

    The Sneaky Reason TSA Agents Get Chatty With Travelers At Airport Security

    By Hillary Louise Johnson 10 months ago

    Standing at airport security when a TSA agent starts chatting with you? They may not (just) be friendly. There might be another sneaky reason for the chat.

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  • Traveler waiting at security checkpoint

    Thanksgiving Foods You Can Take On Your Flight And What To Avoid, According To TSA

    By Camila Pérez B 10 months ago

    What Thanksgiving food can you take through TSA? Whether you're bringing food to a Thanksgiving feast or taking leftovers home, here's what to know when flying.

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  • airplane taking off at sunset

    The Most Exciting New Airline Routes Added In 2024

    By Daniel Feininger 10 months ago

    These new routes will make travel effortless, bring farther destinations closer, and add more unique attractions to the adventurer's bucket list.

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  • TSA Security

    Can You Get Through TSA And Fly With A Paper ID?

    By Ava Roxanne Stritt 10 months ago

    If you're looking to travel but can't find your passport, is it possible to go through TSA with paper identification? As usual, the answer is not simple.

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  • A train on the edge of a cliff in Cinque Terre

    The Best Way To Tell If The Cinque Terre Card Is A Necessity Or A Waste Of Money

    By Nikki Wentling 10 months ago

    Exploring the magic of Italy's Cinque Terre is a genuine bucket list experience, but is it worth paying for the Cinque Terre Treno MS Card? Let's take a look.

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  • Check in at Providence Airport

    An Easy-To-Navigate Little New England Airport Takes The Crown As One Of America's Best

    By Robert Isenberg 10 months ago

    American airports can be a bit of a hassle at the best of times, but one little spot in New England seems to be bucking the trend with efficiency and charm.

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  • Traveler eating candy at airport

    TSA's Guidelines About Bringing Candy On The Plane

    By Camila Pérez B 10 months ago

    You might think taking candy through the TSA is straight forward. But you’ll want to know these TSA rules if you plan to get your sugary fix at 30,000 feet.

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  • Passengers standing with suitcases

    Can Flying On Friday The 13th Save You Some Money?

    By Camila Pérez B 10 months ago

    Is it cheaper to fly on Friday the 13th? More importantly, is it safe to fly on Friday the 13th? We have the answers to ease your superstitious mind.

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  • Toiletries in suitcase

    Does TSA Actually Count Roll-On Deodorant As A Liquid?

    By Brie Schmidt 10 months ago

    By now, we all know of TSA's liquid rules, but do they apply to roll-on deodorant? Here's the answer and how to avoid any potential TSA security issues.

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  • Train traveler in the Netherlands

    The Silent Section Of Trains In Netherlands Tourists Need To Know About Before Visiting

    By Camila Pérez B 10 months ago

    Trains in the Netherlands often have a silent car, or stiltecoupé. Locals take this very seriously, so it's important to understand the rules and expectations.

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  • Traveler boarding empty plane

    Can Your Outfit Actually Get You Kicked Off Of A Plane?

    By Camila Pérez B 10 months ago

    There are lesser-known rules when flying, and that includes your clothes. Here's what to know about airplane dress codes and how to avoid any potential issues.

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  • Seaplane parked Infront of Airport in Male

    Tourists On A Budget Vacation To The Maldives Should Avoid One Method Of Transportation

    By Nada Kabil 10 months ago

    Any trip to the Maldives will be on the expensive side, but if you're traveling on a budget, you can avoid this type of transport to keep costs down.

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  • Plane cabin aisle

    The Best Plane Seats To Book If You Have A Tight Connection, Per A Flight Attendant

    By Brie Schmidt 10 months ago

    If you have a short layover between flights, you'll want to prepare as much as possible. We talked to a flight attendant to learn the best seats to book.

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  • Passengers on private plane

    If You Fly On A Private Jet Or Plane, Do You Still Have To Go Through TSA?

    By Brie Schmidt 10 months ago

    We all know the stress of going through TSA, but what about people who take a private jet or airplane? Here's the security protocol for private passengers.

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