Flights

It’s almost time for college students across the country to head back to campus for the fall semester. For some, that means catching a flight to get back to school. We took a look at 70 colleges and universities in the U.S. to see how expensive the flights for Back to School week (the 8 […]

Good news for air travelers on a budget that hope to get some quality rest on a long flight: lie flat seats in economy are soon to be a reality! On June 28, Air New Zealand announced the imminent launch of its SkyNest concept. Coming in 2024, fully flat airplane seats, made up with real

As of today, the U.S. government dropped the negative COVID-19 test requirement for air travelers. Now, for international visitors to gain entry or for U.S. citizens returning home you no longer need a negative test at all. Could the negative COVID-19 test requirement be reinstated for air travelers? The decision to lift the testing requirement

Last week, the United States announced that people arriving in the country by air would no longer be required to test negative for COVID-19. The news was announced via a four-page order by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) which went into effect on June 12 after being deemed “not currently necessary” by

When it comes to choosing your seat on a flight, some people are window seat people and some prefer the aisle. No one ever claims to prefer the middle seat. That’s just nutty. But one thing we know – choosing the right seat on a flight can mean the difference between arriving refreshed and relaxed

Great news: New Zealand and Japan have announced re-opening of their borders. After being shut off from the world for over two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, both countries recently shared that international visitors would be able to enter each nation in the coming weeks. New Zealand has been famously shut off from the