Airlines Issue D.C. Travel Waivers Ahead of Trump, Army Parade on June 14
American and United have begun offering travel waivers ahead of the Trump and Army Birthday Celebration on Saturday, June 14.
My Biggest Complaint About Delta’s New Fare Classes
Having to toggle each flight's fare to see the actual Main Cabin fare has been my biggest annoyance with these new fare classes.
Real ID Confusions? Yes, Global Entry Cards Can Be Used at TSA.
Over the past month, I've seen some confusion online regarding TSOs refusing to accept Global Entry cards as compliant IDs.
Japan, South Korea Begin Immigration Fast Lanes For Each Other’s Visitors
For Japan, this is the first time they have set up a dedicated immigration line for a specific nation.
What is a Capital One Cafe Like?
I often go to Capital One Cafes when I need to get some quick work done, and I enjoy a 50% discount for being a Capital One cardholder.
Delta’s Shake Shack Burgers Expand to More Flights
Delta's Shake Shack burgers are now available on flights out of 12 airports. Detroit is coming up next.
Alaska Continues Long-Haul Growth, Launching Rome flights in 2026
This marks a new era for Alaska with its long-haul operations. This route will be operated by a Boeing 787-9, under Alaska's own branding.
Delta Plans India Return Following IndiGo Partnership
Delta has publicly expressed its intentions to operate an Atlanta to Delhi route, but no start date has been announced.
“Resilience” in Asia Pacific Air Travel Despite Softening Economic Conditions
Asia Pacific carriers totaled 31.3 million international travelers in April, a 10.5% increase year over year. Growing economic uncertainty may disrupt the region's travel demand moving forward.
Japan Passes Bill to Revise Aviation Law After 2024 Haneda Crash
The new law requires communication training for all pilots, including those flying private and Coast Guard aircraft.