Airports

Millions of travelers fly with prescription medications every year without any issues. But that doesn’t mean airport security, or customs officials in another country, won’t have questions if something about …

After nearly a decade of legal arguments, Orlando Sanford International Airport has secured the right to keep using – and trademark – the name it has used for years. A …

Every year, millions upon millions of passengers pass through America’s airports, but some handle far more travelers than others. To track those numbers, Airports Council International–North America (ACI-NA) publishes annual …

JetBlue just won a valuable collection of Spirit Airlines’ former flight slots at LaGuardia Airport. Now the airline is considering another move that would bring it back to where its …

We already told you about the passenger who made, shall we say, some questionable life choices while going through U.S. Customs. She was talking on her phone, a Customs and …

Once you hand your checked suitcase over at the airport, it’s pretty much out of your hands. You watch it disappear behind the check-in counter and—hopefully—see it again on the …

Most travelers know about airport security’s famous liquids rule. In the United States, it’s TSA’s 3-1-1 rule. Many other countries have similar restrictions, limiting how much liquid you can bring …

Most travelers don’t realize just how much of America’s aviation system depends on federal funding. Sure, everyone knows about TSA officers and air traffic controllers. But the federal government also …

We’ve all been there. Your flight gets delayed. Then delayed again. Then, if you’re really lucky, it gets canceled altogether. Or maybe you’re watching one of those airline meltdowns unfold—whether …

Let’s be honest: Unless you’re lucky enough to be flying first or business class, air travel isn’t exactly glamorous. And if your itinerary includes a layover? That’s two flights instead …