Passengers are now entitled to receive automatic cash refunds from airlines for cancellations and delays, according to a recent announcement by the Department of Transportation, which has caused a wave of excitement among air travelers. While airlines can still offer another flight or a travel credit, consumers have the right …
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Navigating Boeing Aircraft: Safety Tips For Travelers
Boeing, one of the world’s leading aerospace companies, has faced a series of challenges that have garnered significant attention from both the aviation industry and the general public. From safety concerns to production setbacks, Boeing’s journey has been marked by turbulence. As air travelers, safety is our top priority when …
Read More »The UK Will Start Charging Travelers for Entry
The United Kingdom and the European Union have decided to do what the United States has been doing since 2009, charging visitors for electronic travel authorization. Earlier this year, the UK said starting in 2024, visa-free travelers will have to have an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA), which will require all …
Read More »President Biden Wants Airlines to Compensate Travelers for Cancellations and Delays
The Biden administration announces plans for new airline regulations for passengers. On Monday, the administration unveiled proposals for regulations that would mandate airlines to offer compensation and reimburse expenses to passengers left stranded due to disruptions caused by the companies. “I know how frustrated many of you are with the …
Read More »E.F. Young Jr. Hotel, A Safe Haven For Black Mississippi Travelers During Segregation, Has Been Demolished
A Black-owned Mississippi hotel that was a sanctuary for Black travelers during segregation has been torn down after years of standing in ruin. The E.F. Young Jr. Hotel was demolished on Monday in Meridian as a small crowd gathered to witness the end of a monument in the Black community. …
Read More »State Department Encourages Travelers To Renew Passports Ahead Of Summer Travel Plans
If you plan on traveling this summer, the State Department says to apply now to renew your passports due to increased wait times. According to the agency, passports are currently taking eight to 11 weeks for routine service and five to seven weeks for expedited service. The estimated times are …
Read More »Armadillos, Lizards, Tortoises, And Other Animals Will Be Placed At Philadelphia International Airport to Connect Travelers With Wildlife from Across the Globe
A passenger favorite is making a comeback at the Philadelphia International Airport. A program from the city’s zoo will bring back armadillos, lizards, and tortoises. The monthly program that educated people about the different types of critters was suspended in 2019 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. “The airport events are …
Read More »AAA Warns Travelers Of Possible Delays Ahead Of Thanksgiving Holiday, Numbers Back To Pre-Pandemic Levels
The AAA predicts 54.6 million Americans will be traveling during the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday. In other words, it’ll be hectic. The agency is urging travelers to leave ample time to get to their holiday destination. Travel experts say America’s roads and airports will likely be as busy as they’ve been …
Read More »Airport in California to Allow Non-Travelers To Greet Their Love Ones At Gate or Spend More Time With Them Before Departure
It’s been a long time since family and friends could meet traveling loved ones at the airport gates. But California’s Ontario International Airport plans to go back to those days. The Ontario International Airport is about 40 miles east of Los Angeles and recently announced it will launch a new …
Read More »Travelers Finally Will Be Able To Renew Passports Online In 2023
Renewing passports will be easier starting next year, thanks to a successful pilot program. The State Department is expected to roll out the virtual passport renewing option in 2023. The idea was first tested through a pilot program in August and will likely become available to all by early next …
Read More »Destinations For Black Travelers For September 2022
Unfortunately, summer is coming to an end, but that doesn’t mean traveling has to. There are many places where you can catch some sun and catch a nice vacay outside of peak season. According to Travel Noire, September has some great offers for Black travelers that include destinations for those …
Read More »Cancellation Of Hundreds Of Flights Causes Chaos For Travelers During Labor Day Weekend
Thousands of travelers are facing travel chaos over Labor Day weekend due to hundreds of flights being canceled. Airlines and airports say several factors played a part, including bad weather, staffing shortages, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ground stops, and Saturday’s failed shuttle launch. The delays and cancellations caused chaos for …
Read More »Travelers Urged To Use TSA Precheck, Global Entry Applications Delayed
The Department of Homeland Security is urging travelers who mostly fly domestic to use TSA PreCheck instead of Global Entry due to the delay in application processing. “If you do not travel multiple times per year internationally, we recommend applying for the TSA PreCheck Program,” the agency said on its …
Read More »U.S. State Department Issue Travel Advisory To Travelers Of Kidnapping Risk In Some Parts Of Mexico
On Wednesday, the U.S. State Department updated its travel advisory for U.S. travelers visiting Mexico to include new state-level advice and information on “kidnapping risk.” The agency cited an “increased risk of crime and kidnapping” in certain parts of Mexico. A spokesperson for the department told USA TODAY that the agency regularly reviews all …
Read More »Department of Transportation Proposes New Rule That Would Require Airlines to Issue Full Refunds to Travelers Who Cancel Due to Illness
The Department of Transportation is pushing for added protections for travelers who need to cancel their flights due to illnesses. The proposal comes as Monkeypox and COVID-19 are rising in the United States. The DOT is asking that airlines begin issuing vouchers with no expiration date or cash reimbursements to …
Read More »Cum Here; Lonely Las Vegas Travelers May Now Have Virtual Reality Porn Headsets Delivered To Their Hotel Rooms
Thanks to a virtual reality porn company, Las Vegas visitors can now get their rocks off without leaving the comfort and lubricant of their hotel rooms. VR Bangers has partnered with several hotels in Vegas to deliver virtual reality headsets directly to guests’ hotel rooms. The distinctive tech company specializes …
Read More »US Dropping Covid-19 Testing Requirements for International Air Travelers
Early Friday morning, the Biden administration announced that the CDC would no longer require travelers to test negative for Covid-19 before entering the country. According to CNN, the change will take effect at midnight on Sunday for US-bound air travelers. After months of the travel industry battling the restrictions, the CDC has determined that the restriction …
Read More »Three American Travelers Found Dead At A Sandals Resort In The Bahamas
Three American tourists were found dead at a Sandals resort on the island of Exuma in the Bahamas, and another was airlifted to a hospital. The deaths are under investigation, but foul play is not suspected, according to a statement made by acting Prime Minister Chester Cooper on Twitter. An …
Read More »Travelers Barred for Mask Violations Will Have Privileges Restored to Fly Again with Delta
As of Wednesday, Delta plans to restore flight privileges to about 2,000 customers barred from boarding due to mask violations. A federal judge rejected the U.S. mask mandate for public transportation and airlines on Monday, prompting the Biden administration to discontinue enforcement. According to Reuters, Atlanta-based Delta airlines will restore passengers …
Read More »Southwest Airlines Rollout “Wanna Get Away Plus,” Allowing Travelers To Transfer Flight Credits To Another Customer
As if Southwest Airlines didn’t already have exceptional deals, the company has unveiled a new, second cheapest fare tier. On Thursday, Southwest announced its “Wanna Get Away Plus” fare, which is just above its “Wanna Get Away” fare but just below its “Anytime” fare. The new tier allows travelers to …
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