Travel
Should Private Contractors Take Over Airport Security?
Karen Datko on January 17, 2014
Some in Congress say TSA screeners are too rude and that their government jobs should be given to private companies.
Entrepreneur Looking to Send Married Couple to Mars
Allison Martin on January 9, 2014
Have you always dreamed of traveling to Mars? Here’s your chance.
Using an Overseas ATM? Beware This Crazy Bank Fee
Karen Datko on December 31, 2013
I used my debit card at ATMs 4 times while traveling abroad. The fees totaled about $50. That’s way too much.
Lesson From the Target Data Breach: You Need More Than 1 Credit Card
Donna Freedman on December 26, 2013
The Target data breach should be a reminder: If your plastic gets lost, stolen or hacked, having another card can keep your life running smoothly.
Big Changes Coming for United, Delta Frequent Fliers
Allison Martin on December 23, 2013
Are you a Delta or United frequent flier? You may want to book rewards travel before these changes take effect.
AAA Predicts a Record Number of Holiday Travelers
Allison Martin on December 18, 2013
Good news for the nearly 86 million who will be driving: Gas prices will likely remain low.
How to Find Cheap Last-Minute Holiday Flights
Allison Martin on December 13, 2013
If you’ve put off buying your tickets for a holiday season flight, it may still be possible to find airfare that’s not exorbitant.
Looking for the Best Online Deals? They’re Closer Than You Think
Stacy Johnson CPA on December 10, 2013
We just added something you’re going to like: the best deals available online, listed by category and sortable by how hot they are.
The TSA Has $531,000 in Our Loose Change It Doesn’t Know What to Do With
B.T. Ballenger on December 6, 2013
People leave tens of thousands of dollars in change at major airports every year. The TSA collects it, but hasn’t spent much.
How to Outsmart Airlines at the Fee Game
B.T. Ballenger on November 27, 2013
If you’re determined to avoid ridiculous fees, here’s how to pull it off.
How to Find Free or Cheap Wi-Fi When Traveling
B.T. Ballenger on November 26, 2013
There are literally thousands of options for getting free Internet on the go. Of course, a lot of them also sell burgers or coffee.
To Ride Moscow Subway, It’s 30 Rubles or 30 Squats
B.T. Ballenger on November 16, 2013
To get people into the spirit of the Olympic Games, Russia’s making subway riders struggle to exercise in public.
US Airways, American Merger Probably Means Higher Prices
B.T. Ballenger on November 14, 2013
The Justice Department is clearing the way for the largest airline in the world. It’s probably not great news for you.
Spirit Airlines Is Considering a New Kind of Checked-Bag Fee
B.T. Ballenger on November 5, 2013
The airline may end up charging more or less for bags depending on how full the flight is. It hasn’t made a decision, or said how much rates could vary.
Coming Soon: You Can Leave Your Electronics on During Takeoff and Landing
B.T. Ballenger on November 1, 2013
Each airline will implement the change separately, but by next year you should be able to use your electronics during takeoff. Finally!
10 Ways to Avoid Airline Fees This Holiday Season
Guest Blogger on October 31, 2013
You don’t have to pay all of those annoying fees the airlines now charge to enhance their bottom line.
5 Things Not to Do on the Internet While Flying
Guest Blogger on October 30, 2013
What should we give up when getting online a mile high? Is it better to forgo the Internet altogether when you’re on a plane?
Dallas-Fort Worth Airport Making TSA Checkpoints More Comfortable
B.T. Ballenger on October 25, 2013
Do you think airport security could ever be a pleasant experience? One company is giving it a shot.
Leave Your Dog at the Airport
B.T. Ballenger on October 18, 2013
Some major airports now feature pet hotels — with all kinds of a la carte amenities you would expect at a hotel for two-legged guests.
Airlines Want to Get You On and Off the Plane More Quickly
B.T. Ballenger on October 15, 2013
From boarding at both ends of the plane to penalizing customers with carry-ons, airlines are trying lots of tricks to get passengers to speed it up.
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