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States have electronic toll collection systems in which there is no human collecting the toll and no way to use a credit card to pay the toll. If a traveler finds it impossible to pay electronic toll collection, continue reading. Many travelers decide to travel by car. Unfortunately, they sometimes face the impossibility of paying […]
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DC airport art brings relief to troubled travelers Mural: Frank Stella, Holoomooloo, Terminal C Art is making a comeback in airports and major metropolitan buildings. Washington’s Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA) is a wonderful example of how airport art can be integrated into the architecture of a large public structure. Its presence is subtle. Sometimes
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Determining strategies for the shutdown and perhaps future shutdowns. Many Americans, including air travelers, prefer to ignore politics these days. Unfortunately, politics does not ignore us. At the time of writing, the current government shutdown has been going on for over a month, with no end in sight. And now Department of
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The federal government has redefined truth in advertising. Be sure to read the fine print. How do we know what the price of travel products will be? DOT allows airlines to exclude baggage, seat assignments, and more from airline tickets. The FAA allows at least two levels of safety, not what they claim and promote.
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Air travelers in Europe have significant international air travel rights unknown in the US with respect to airline delays and damaged luggage contents. However, if passengers are not aware of their rights, they may not have enough information to even ask., When flying between Europe and the US, passengers have more international air travel rights
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Trump administration officials said the US government will cut airline traffic by 10 percent in 40 “high-volume markets” starting Friday if the government shutdown does not end by then. The announcement from U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and FAA Administrator Brian Bedford did not specify which 40 airports would be cut. It said a full
There are still benefits to travel agents, One of my clients, a local doctor, commented to me that when she mentions using a travel agent, some of her colleagues and friends often react with surprise – “You still use a travel agent?” “there are still Travel agent?” “Are there any travel agent benefits?” This customer
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American Airlines And delta air lines The two are the largest carriers in the US in many ways, including passenger numbers and fleet size. The two airlines face each other on many routes, although most of their hubs are found at different airports. However, both American Airlines and Delta Airlines have recently expanded further into
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The five worst travel mobile phone scams to avoid include robocalls, fake notifications, fake QR codes, travel verification and fake AI family member voice scams that are trying to steal your money and/or identity. Mobile phones, especially smartphones are one of the best travel devices ever invented. However, their use increases the risk of potential
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According to a report by Fortune, several leaders of the United States aviation industry have requested that Congress end the shutdown ahead of the busy holiday season and over concerns of air traffic controllers working without pay. “It’s putting a strain on people. It’s not fair to those people. It’s also putting a strain on
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