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Flying During Hurricane Season? What You Should Expect
This year has seen a notably active hurricane season, with a significant number of storms developing in the Atlantic. Numerous travelers have expressed concerns about handling their travel plans in the event of a hurricane. In today’s discussion, we will elucidate the protections at your disposal and offer guidance on the appropriate course of action…
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Assigned Seats and Flight Cuts: What’s Next for Southwest Airlines?
CHICAGO, Ill. — Southwest Airlines is making headlines this week by announcing its service cuts at the world’s busiest airport, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International, with expansion of service in Nashville, and the implementation of its assigned seat policy. Yes, these should probably be three different stories. However, I decided to make them mini-stories within one big…
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Alaska Airlines Offers $25 Credit to New Members for Joining Its Rewards Program
New members who sign up for the Mileage Plan frequent flier program with Alaska Airlines can enjoy a $25 promotional credit that can be applied towards a future flight. Participants must sign up by Dec. 31, 2024. The credit is available to U.S. residents only, excluding those in Alaska, California, and Hawaii. The $25 discount code…
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Passport renewals can be done online, State Department announces
CHICAGO, Ill. — U.S. Citizens can now renew their passports online, forgoing a long-winded mail-in paper application process that usually ends in delays for many. On Wednesday, the State Department announced its online passport renewal system is fully operational. “By offering this online alternative to the traditional paper application process, the Department is embracing digital…
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Bringing Multiple Devices to Mexico Could Cost You Hundreds of Dollars
CHICAGO, Ill. — Suppose you are considering a trip to Mexico to bask in Cancun’s unending stretches of sandy beaches or work remotely while on vacation. In that case, it is essential to be careful about how many electronics you bring. According to the Mexican Consulate General in Montreal, tourists can bring only “one laptop, notebook,…











