MSNBC.com reports that Delta has a new rule... it will require domestic customers flying out of New York's John F. Kennedy (JFK) International Airport to check their baggage a minimum of 45 minutes prior to
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Nearly 30 percent of flights were delayed in August, the industry's worst air travel year continues. This was the topic in several news reports today. It seems these stories are far to frequent anymore that
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Be nice to your ticket agent or else..... a story on MSNBC.com reports that after interviews with ticket agents, airline employees and travelers, it became clear that some unscrupulous ticket agents can punish 'problem' (as
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"We've got a problem," Bush said. "We understand there's a problem. And we're going to address the problem." - Great!A story on MSNBC.com & SignOnSanDiego.com today reported that The Man has asked his transportation secretary
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Anymore, unless you are like my electronically challenged (or just plain stubborn) father, there is no reason to need a paper ticket. Period. The fact that it is reported by the IATA that less than
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MSNBC reported today on a little know rule - Rule 240 - that some airlines adhere to concerning "'irregularities' such as canceled flights" and situations within the airline's control, such as mechanical problems. They report
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We just added a new listing for Canada. A traveler provided us with a listing for Toronto's YYZ airport - The Sheraton Gateway Hotel. Please see the full details here. We also updated a few
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A real shocker of a story from MSNBC reports that "The airline industry's on-time performance in the first seven months of 2007 was its worst since comparable data began being collected in 1995. July's on-time
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Another one of the most often asked questions is, "will you ever offer INTERNATIONAL airport gym listings?"Well, the short answer is... yes! But the long answer is.. we hope to in the near future. We
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MSNBC.com is reporting today that more and more airports are looking at entertainment avenues to help travelers cope with their ever increasing and common downtime. (Better late than never we suppose.)They state, "airports are offering
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