Why Delta Air Lines Has Been Cancelling So Many Flights Last-Minute In 2026
Hundreds of Delta Air Lines flights were cancelled in a single weekend in early May 2026, and reports suggest that disruptions may persist for months.
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What Happens If You Lose Your Boarding Pass Before Your Flight?
In the midst of all the pre-flight commotion, it's all too easy to lose track of your boarding pass — here's what to do if this happens to you.
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One Of Florida's Most Popular Cities Could Soon Offer A Second Major Airport Hub
Plans are underway to build a new airport in Florida's second-most populated city, and a few potential locations have already been selected.
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Are Carry-On Luggage Size Requirements Changing In 2026? Here's What Travelers Should Know
Rumor has it that airlines are changing size restrictions for carry-on baggage, but is it fact or fiction? Travel expert Samatha Brown has weighed in.
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This Major US Airline Shut Down, Leaving Budget-Savvy Travelers With Fewer Options
Once a leading ultra low-cost carrier in the U.S., this airline is officially no longer, and its absence could mean higher fares across the board.
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Travel Experts Expect Disruptions In Summer Of 2026. Here's How To Protect Your Trip
Experts are predicting a turbulent summer when it comes to air travel, and this essential tip will help travelers stay prepared if disruptions occur.
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These Huge US Airlines May Soon Merge Into One. Here's What It Could Mean For Travelers
Two of the world's biggest airlines may join forces, changing the commercial aviation industry as we know it — and passengers would likely be affected.
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Checking Luggage Will Now Cost You More When Flying With These US Airlines
Four U.S. airlines have announced fare increases for checked bags — here's how much travelers can expect to pay for luggage, along with a few ways to save.
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Why Travelers Planning A Trip To Europe Should Be Prepared For Flight Route Disruptions
Some airlines are set to make changes and cutbacks to their schedules, and European flights could be affected — here's what passengers need to know.
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The Most Frustrating Travelers In Airport Security Lines, According To Experts
From "mad dashers" to "overpackers," these types of travelers can make airport security more time-consuming — and frustrating — than it needs to be.
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Travelers Have Been Embracing This Weird Trend That Has Us Scratching Our Heads
How do you entertain yourself on a flight? One controversial new travel trend is causing a big debate online, and even experts are weighing in.
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How To Help Your Flight Attendant When They're On 'Crotch Watch'
"Crotch watch" is not as risqué as it sounds — it's a necessary safety protocol, and flight attendants appreciate passengers who make this task a little easier.
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One Of Florida's Major Airports Could Soon Be Renamed After President Donald Trump
Set to take effect on July 1, 2026, the busy airport will undergo a total rebrand with a phased rollout of signage and branding to reflect its new name.
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This Flight Attendant-Approved Airplane Hack Can Make Your Trip More Comfortable
This hidden feature on airplane seats could be a game-changer for your next flight, but there are a few things to know before you try it out.
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Was Air Travel In The 1970s As Spectacular As Travelers Believe?
Right on the heels of the "Golden Age of Flying," the 1970s were a glamorous era of air travel, with white tablecloths and formal attire as the norm.
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5 Eye-Opening Ways 1980s Air Travel Was More Forgiving Than It Is Today
Flying was more expensive for the average traveler in the 1980s than it is today, but it also came with way fewer rules and security restrictions.
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United Airlines Will Soon Offer A Convertible Seat Option To Relax On Long-Haul Flights
In 2027, passengers will have the chance to upgrade their comfort on long-distance United Airlines flights -- the first option of its kind in North America.
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Should You Copy Flight Attendants And Sit On Your Hands During Takeoff And Landing?
Flight attendants are required to sit in a "brace position" during takeoff and landing, which includes sitting on their hands in preparation for sudden impact.
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5 Popular US Airports That Don't Use TSA For Security Screening
The TSA's Screening Partnership Program (SPP) allows airports to hire private companies for security and may not be as impacted by government shutdowns.
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5 Of The Best Tips And Tricks For Finding Deals On Flights
Flights are often one of the biggest travel-related expenses, but you can save money on your next trip by using these tips when booking your journey.
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One Common Beverage Request Is Bound To Annoy Your Flight Attendants
Though this simple drink-related request on a plane may seem undemanding, multiple flight attendants have spoken out about how inconvenient it can be for them.
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What It Means To Travel 'Naked' And Why Samantha Brown Isn't A Huge Fan
Traveling "naked" has become a travel trend, and can make packing for a trip easier, but TV personality Samantha Brown suggests skipping this fad.
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Seasoned Travelers Warn Against Wearing This Type Of Clothing On Flights
Though this type of clothing is commonly worn by travelers on planes, frequent fliers suggest a different type of garment for comfort and even safety.
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How To Decide Between Booking A Red-Eye Flight Vs A Long Layover
Both red-eye flights and long layovers can save you money on airfare, but they each come with their own pros and cons worth knowing before you hit "book."
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Travelers Should Reconsider This Common Luggage Trend, According To Baggage Handlers
Though this common luggage trend may seem innocent and even clever, it may lead to your luggage being lost by baggage handlers at the airport.
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This US Airline Might Ban Passengers Who Break Their New Headphone Policy
If you break this airline's official headphone rule, you could be kicked off the plane, charged for damages, and even permanently banned from future flights.
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You're Lucky If You See This Special Code Printed On Your Boarding Pass
While your gate number may be the number you look for on your boarding pass, there are others you should look out for -- including one that seems insignificant.
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