Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Administrator John S. Pistole announced the agency has screened more than 1 million travelers through the TSA Pre✓™ pre-screening initiative.
The TSA announced Friday that it began testing new technologies designed to enhance their ability to identify altered or fraudulent passenger identification documents and boarding passes at Washington Dulles International Airport.
On a recent trip to Nashville, I stayed at the Loews Vanderbilt hotel, as it was hosting my conference. Nice place, decent rooms, and I even got free in-room Wi-Fi. Now here’s the kicker, I needed to make some prints and boy, was I shocked when I entered the business center.
On my last trip, I stopped by a sit-down restaurant at the Nashville airport with my co-workers for lunch prior to our flight. The food and service were fine, but what got me wondering this time is why, instead of standard seating arrangements, airport restaurants don't allow for more room between tables for traveler's carry-on luggage.
I am not new to flying by any means, but I was new to flying on the American Eagle 'regional jet' this past week. I understand these short Midwest hops don't require much plane, but even I, a shorter individual, felt a little cramped.
I'm not lazy, but let me tell you, when a hotel gives you an opportunity to be packed and out the door an hour later than usual, it makes for a much happier travel experience.
Ok, so the title wasn't designed to catch the eye of Madonna fans, but it really does explain the point of this story. On my last business trip, I had the opportunity to fly Virgin America from ORD to LAX for the very first time and I wanted to give my review.
Black bags everywhere in the carousel. How do we tell them apart? How do we find ours? Well this may not be new to you, but those bag tags can help and more unorthodox methods may also be of assistance.
May 11, 2012 - 7:00am by thines