America's Third-Busiest Airport Is A Hub Of Nonstop Action (Here's How To Survive It)
If you regularly fly through the U.S., there's a good chance you'll need to transit through this airport at some point. Here's what you can expect.
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The Most Beautiful Train Stations In America, According To Passengers
There is no more romantic way to travel than by riding the rails, and these are the most magnificently beautiful train stations in the United States.
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If You Want The Best Meal, Choose A Seat At This Section Of The Plane
For the freshest in-flight meals, there is a particular section of the airplane to sit in according to the serving strategy flight attendants follow.
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The Airplane Bathroom Secret Flight Attendants Don't Advertise
Here's an airplane bathroom secret you may not know about, and may make you a little self-conscious! Learn why flight attendants keep it on the low.
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Think Twice Before Drinking Prior To Getting On A Plane. Here's Why
It's tempting to have a few drinks before a flight if your goal is to relax, but throwing back too many can end up costing you more than you think.
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Ride Switzerland's 'Cheese Train' For A Fondue-Filled Adventure With Mountain Views
Explore the beautiful Swiss countryside on the iconic "Cheese Train." Take in Alpine views while sampling gooey fondue on this scenic railway.
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These Countries Are The Only Ones In The World Without An Airport
You won't be able to fly into the only five countries in the world that don't have an airport, but they're worth the extra effort to get to.
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Travelers Can Bring This Unexpected TSA-Approved Item For Extra Vacation Convenience
TSA is known for its strict rules regarding luggage restrictions for airline travel, but there's one expected items that travelers are allowed to bring.
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Delta's New Collaboration With Uber Could Change Your Travel Game
Rack up miles and turn ride share purchases into free flights with the new partnership between Delta Air Lines and Uber. Here's everything you need to know.
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The Airlines Serving Michelin-Starred Food To Travelers At 35,000 Feet
Looking for a luxurious in-flight experience? These airline and Michelin-star chef partnerships bring gourmet meals and world-class flavors to the skies.
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Your Extra Airline Miles Could Make A Difference In California's Wildfire Recovery
You can transform unused miles into aid and support disaster relief in California by donating your airline loyalty points with these airlines. Here's how.
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Why Your Experience On Planes Is Getting More And More Uncomfortable
If you think your airplane experience is getting less and less comfortable all the time, you aren't wrong. The reason won't come as a surprise to anyone.
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Rick Steves' Must-Follow Jet Lag Rule For Your First Day In Europe
Travel expert Rick Steves has all sorts of great advice for traveling, including this must-follow jet lag rule to do on your first day in Europe.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Bringing Large Sums Of Cash Through TSA
While it's legal, it's always best to avoid bringing cash and other high-value items through airport security unless it's absolutely necessary.
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Driving Or Flying: Which One Actually Does The Least Amount Of Damage To Our Planet?
Learn how to make more environmentally friendly travel choices by determining when it's best to drive and when it's ok to fly using these helpful tips.
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We Finally Know Why Airplane Toilets Have Blue Water
If you’re curious about how airplane lavatories work, you may have many questions. Well, we have answers - including why airplane toilets have blue water.
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Flight Attendants Are Sick And Tired Of One Popular Plane Boarding Trend
Before you hop on the trend of this cheeky "travel hack," here's what to know about how it can affect you, your fellow passengers, and the flight crew.
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How Airlines Stop Your In-Flight Meals From Causing Foodborne Illnesses
Learn how airlines ensure food safety with strict regulations and modern catering practices to prevent onboard illness, and how you can stay safe onboard.
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How Airlines Handle A Pilot's Death While In The Air
Discover how airlines handle the rare event of a pilot's death mid-flight, including protocols for ensuring passenger security in these unlikely emergencies.
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The Psychologist-Approved Hack To Fall Asleep On A Plane With Ease
Experiencing jet lag at the start of your vacation is no fun. Try these simple steps from a psychologist to help you easily fall asleep on the plane.
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The Most Turbulent Flight Route Of 2024 Has Been Revealed
Many flights experience turbulence at some point, but one popular route between two American cities stood tall as 2024's most turbulent flight.
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American Airlines Has Made Spring Travel To Europe Cheaper Than Ever
Dreaming of Europe? American Airlines is offering round-trip flights to select destinations for under $500, so consider this a sign it's time to travel.
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Frontier Airlines Elevates Budget Travel With Bold Upgrades In 2025
Frontier Airlines announced big changes for 2025. Here is how the budget-friendly airline hopes to elevate the passenger experience.
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Is TSA The Ultimate Job For Frequent Travelers?
Frequent flyers looking to pursue a career with the Travel Security Administration may be surprised at the perks, or lack thereof, they are eligible for.
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The Unexpected Travel Companion TSA Will Let You Bring Onboard
While the TSA has some strict rules about what you can carry on a plane, you'll be glad to know the agency does allow this unexpected travel companion.
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The Actual Reason Behind Why You Must Remove Your Shoes Before Going Through TSA
Removing your shoes before going though TSA always feels like a chore, but there is a very serious reason why you need to take them off before boarding.
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A Popular Packing Method Might Get You Into Trouble At TSA
If you use this popular packing method for your carry-on, it might actually end up costing you time in the security line.
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