Airport

Travel-related things I’ve seen this week that made me smile, chortle, or even laugh out loud. Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do… TPA’s social media team was on …

If you’re old enough to remember the days before 9/11, you’ll know that the TSA security checkpoint wasn’t a “thing.” Back then, everyone went through a metal detector and that …

First, an apology to people who are named Karen (my name is Sharon – I even get a little push back because it rhymes). I admittedly used to use the …

My husband Joe and I have flown first class a few times, usually because he’s saved up enough points and it’s a long enough trip where we’d rather be in …

My wife and I have different opinions about the necessity of printing a boarding pass. I’m satisfied with pulling up the pass on the airline’s app, the digital wallet on …

We often write about the best ways to eliminate or at least shorten your wait at the airport. Here are some things you can do to make your airport experience …

When you’re at the airport as a customer, you’re at a significant disadvantage. If you need to purchase a charging cable because you lost yours at the TSA checkpoint, or …

There was a time when lounge access was reserved for only certain groups of people. Passengers flying first or business class. Those with status. Being able to get into a …

Way back when life was simpler, TSA checkpoints weren’t a thing. We’d just check in, drop our luggage off, go through a metal detector, and continue on to our gate. …

It’s always exciting when the TSA adds new airlines to its list of participants in TSA PreCheck. It means not having to stand on the “regular” queue at the airport, …