Bad News if You’re Flying to This European Country in June
A planned one-day strike in Portugal on June 3 could disrupt up to 500 flights, affecting airlines including TAP Air Portugal and easyJet.
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FAA Is Cracking Down on Drunk Passengers
The FAA is seeking a $165,000 penalty against Alaska Airlines after alleging the carrier allowed intoxicated passengers to board multiple flights between 2024 and 2025.
Cruise Line Threatens $70 Fines Over Common Buffet Habit
Costa Cruises is warning passengers they could face fines for taking food from buffets and restaurants to cabins, pool decks, and other public areas onboard.
A Hotel Pool Assault Lawsuit Is Raising New Concerns About Resort Security
A Swedish family is suing the Radisson Resort Miami Beach after their 11-year-old daughter was allegedly assaulted at the hotel pool, raising concerns about hotel security and guest safety responsibilities.
Why the Taxpayers Covered Most of My Flight to This U.S. State
The Essential Air Service program helps keep flights running to smaller U.S. cities.
Could You Be Sued for Pushing Past Someone During a Plane Evacuation?
Passengers grabbing carry-on bags during airplane evacuations are raising safety concerns.
Passengers’ Luggage Choices Put Lives at Risk on Denver Runway
Frontier Airlines passengers may have endangered lives when they stopped to retrieve bags during a chaotic, smoke-filled evacuation.
Isolated Island With Just 35 Residents on Edge as Traveler Spurs Hantavirus Scare
An American traveler’s stopover has triggered hantavirus fears and strict precautions on one of the world’s most isolated islands, home to an estimated 35 to 47 residents.
Scammers Are Hitting a Popular Northern Country
As tourists flock to see the northern lights, scams are popping up in Norway.
Hotel Pays Tourist $1,200 After He Couldn’t Get a Pool Chair
A German tourist won a $1,200 settlement after failing to secure poolside lounge chairs at a packed Greek resort, reigniting debate over “towel wars” in Europe.