TSA to No Longer Require Passengers to Take Shoes Off at Checkpoints
A TSA internal memo writes that a review of technological advancements and a reassessment of threat-level risks has pushed for the policy change.
A Closer Look at ANA’s New 787-9 Configuration With The Room FX
What changed in ANA's new 787-9 configuration, and how does it line up with the current market conditions in and out of Japan?
Holiday Travel Causes Huge Lines for the Delta One Lounge in JFK
Despite the large lounge space and strict entry requirements, the Delta One Lounge at JFK still saw long lines during 4th of July weekend.
All About the Collins Aurora Business Class Seat, Coming to American’s A321XLR
American's A321XLRs are still some time away, but there's a lot to look forward to with their new interior.
Need Good Walking Shoes for Travel? Try the Asics Gel-Nimbus 27
The cushioning on the Asics Gel-Nimbus 27 offers great comfort during those trips that have you walking 20,000+ steps.
False Fire Alarm on Ryanair Flight Prompts Evacuation, Injuring 18
Several passengers ended up over the wing during the evacuation, where the Boeing 737 does not have an inflatable slide.
Airlines Put Strict Rules on Power Banks; Japan the Latest to Revise Regulations
Many airlines in Asia are placing restrictions and bans on power banks onboard, following an investigation suggesting the fire on Air Busan Flight 391 to have been caused by a power bank.
How Ground Stops Work, & How Summer Weather Affects Air Traffic
Weather disruptions during the summer are a common occurrence for air travel.
Some Are Cancelling Japan Trips Over a Fictional Earthquake Prediction by a Manga Artist
It's not worth cancelling a trip to Japan over something you see on the internet. Earthquakes happen all the time in the country, and it's impossible to predict them scientifically.
Hyatt Shares Plans of Park Hyatt Vancouver, Coming in 2026
The Shangri-La Vancouver hotel is now the Hyatt Vancouver Downtown Alberni, which is awaiting a redesign to become a Park Hyatt.