Things are heating up in the skies above the greater Central Florida area, as some local airports fight over who gets to use the word “Orlando” in their name.
Continue reading “Flying to Orlando? Make Sure Your Plane is Going to the Right Airport!”
As if flying didn’t have enough potential problems, between passengers being pulled off planes, airlines cancelling thousands of flights, or the possibility of sitting directly in front of the screaming baby section, now we have this to worry about.
Continue reading ““Mischievous” Airport Bag Handler Purposely Sent Hundreds of Suitcases To Wrong Destinations”
The 2018 edition of J.D. Power’s annual North American Airport Satisfaction Study was released a few weeks ago and although some of their results are very surprising, some are very…not 😉
Continue reading “J.D. Power: The U.S. Airports That Passengers Love The Most (And The Least!)”
Going through the TSA checkpoint in Orlando can be miserable. Lines get really long, and that’s just to get TO the checkpoint. Once you have your ID inspected, you need to wait for the security check of your baggage and possibly your person as well.
Our experiences aren’t nearly as bad as they used to be, since we get access to the TSA Precheck lanes by having Global Entry. The lines aren’t usually very long and we’re typically through security in less than 15 minutes.
Unfortunately, last Saturday, I went through my first major traffic jam in the TSA Precheck lane. Continue reading “Why Did I Need To Take Off My Shoes?”
We all know that during certain times of the day, standing on line at the TSA checkpoint can be a long, arduous process. A good portion of the long queue is because of people having to remove things from their bags; they obviously didn’t read my article about how to prepare for going through X-ray and don’t remember to pack things like their bag o’ liquids and their laptop computer so they’re easy to access. Rummaging through bags at X-ray just slows down the process. But some of that might soon come to an end.
