The world's airlines are finally recongizing disabled passengers as a growing and vauable travel group and commits to better handling of wheelchairs.
New technology could streamline the whole process, from arrival at the airport to departure.
A weary economy-class traveler tries to skirt the rules.
Since each airline is different we have listed differing policies where travelers with disabilities are concerned.
When you travel on business for your company, are you forced to stick to a travel policy that nickels-and-dimes you on air fare and hotels, and a trip schedule that eats into your personal time? If so, have your boss read this, because that kind of regimen could cost the company more than it's worth<br>That's the basic finding of a new survey conducted by the Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC) -- a clearinghouse for ticket payments - that polled 742 road warriors who…
Airlines have historically been behind the curve when it comes to using technology to improve customer experience. In the previously unprofitable, bankruptcy-ridden airline industry, most carriers were consumed with staying in business by simply keeping planes flying on-time. It was an afterthought to pour precious resources into devising new digital tools for travelers<br>That's rapidly changing - U.S. carriers have recently found financial stability and profitability…
TSA has a secret watchlist for travelers who fail to kowtow. How many other secret lists is TSA keeping to identify Americans who give it guff?
Whether you're about to hop on a plane or still in the planning stages, we've got tips that can help your tech enhance your next trip.
Road Warriors give their opinions on foreign and U.S. airlines, hotels and airports.
You come to an airport checkpoint hoping to catch your flight and arrive at your destination safely and on time. Seems simple enough, but sometimes something you weren’t expecting comes up at the checkpoint and it slows you down.
One study suggests instances of extreme turbulence might be increasing, but do flyers need to be afraid?
The divide between rich and poor has never been more obvious than in the air. And the airline industry has become quite comfortable with our collective deprivation.
Airport workers like me help make air travel safe, clean and comfortable all over the world. We deserve living wages.
Premium economy class is one of the newest offerings from several airlines. How different is it and is it worth the upgrade?
It can happen to even the best-prepared travelers.
What kinds of carry-on items don't get carried off airplanes? A wedding dress, bag of diamonds, prosthetic leg, glass eye, underwear and handcuffs, for starters. Crew members from 83 countries...
Learn how to find airfare deals and quickly compare flight prices from many airlines at once.
Travelers will need Real ID or other federally approved identification.
Rising costs of airfare may price out travelers in the future.