Airlines

When you pay for first class — whether you do it with cash, miles, or an upgrade — you naturally expect a little something extra. That typically includes more space, …

According to the FAA, as of September 2024, there were more than 45,000 flights every day. That’s more than 16 million flights per year. Meanwhile, according to Forbes, as of …

As stressful as flying is, the events leading up to flying can be just as bad. You’re packed into an airport with a bunch of people who have no idea …

There are plenty of people, places and things in the world that have made it into the Guinness World Records. We’ve covered several of them over the years: The youngest …

When most people fly, they typically have few problems. But sometimes, your foray into the airport is less than stellar. Here are the most frequent issues people face: Getting the …

Airlines get a bad rap. People are always complaining about flights being canceled or gate agents saying their carry-on bags are too big (ummm, more than once!), or that there’s …

Having an empty seat next to you on a plane is like the ultimate of economy class luxuries. When the flight attendants close the door and there’s no one next …

Unless you live off the grid, companies know a whole lot about you. Practically any company you work with has access to your name, address, phone number and email address. …

If you reside in Charlotte, Houston, or Salt Lake City and are a hub captive passenger, you’re limited to flying on the leading airline that serves your local airport or …

As we all know, airlines have lots of fees. In the United States, after you pay for your actual ticket, you may pay to choose your seat, check a bag, …