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4-hour layover at IAH airport? Lucky you!

01/11/22

Many people dread and try desperately to avoid long airport layovers. Not us. On our journey to the Galapagos, we swapped a stress-inducing 56-minute connection at Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) for a four-hour layover at Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH). Just so we could get a tour of the art. Alton DuLaney, […]

Iguanas: Airport Amenity in the Galapagos

01/10/22

We’re visiting a handful of islands in the Galapagos this week (vaccinated, tested, and masked everywhere) as part of Hurtigruten Expeditions’ inaugural Galapagos cruise, with Metropolitan Touring. And, yes, we are feeling incredibly fortunate to be able to tag along on a trip that is on so many bucket list adventure lists. We are just […]

Places We’d Go: Ice Maze in Stillwater, MN

01/05/22

New Year, New Travel Desires COVID notwithstanding, we’re on the lookout for places we’d want to visit. Stillwater, Minnesota is on the list. On January 15, the city opens its Ice Palace Maze to the public. The Ice Maze has more than 775,000 pounds of ice, a 36-foot ice slide, and half a mile of […]

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SEA’s Shot Bar & other great airport amenities from 2021

12/30/21

We love the annual Resolution Wall hosted by Reno-Tahoe International Airport (RNO) around this time each year. As airport amenities go, it is charming and engaging for travelers. Much like many of the amenities on the list of Best Airport Amenities of 2021 we shared with The Points Guy site this week. The list of […]

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TSA’s Far Out Social Media Accounts

12/09/21

Once again, it looks like someone is having a little too much fun with the Transportation Security Administration’s social media accounts. The TSA has a handy “What Can I Bring?” tool that is part of the agency’s standing offer to help travelers figure out what they may and may not put in their carry-on bags […]

FAA Call-Out: Design a Sustainable Control Tower

11/07/21

Think you can design a cost-efficient, sustainable air traffic control tower? The Federal Aviation Administration, (FAA) has more than 100 aging control towers at regional and municipal airports across the United States that will need to be replaced. So, the agency is launching a nationwide solicitation for a new design for control towers that can be built and operated […]

Don’t mess with airline crew members who graduate TSA’s self-defense class

09/27/21

Last week we joined a group of airline crew members for a four-hour self-defense class taught by the Transportation Security Administration’s Federal Air Marshals. TSA has been offering these classes since at least 2015 but put the courses on hold during the height of the pandemic. Now, given the uptick in unruly passengers and the […]

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Celebrities welcome you to Miami Int’l Airport

07/12/21

Here’s another sign that the world of travel is moving back towards normal: Miami International Airport (MIA) is bringing back celebrity welcome messages to its public address system. The Voices of MIA program launched in 2019 and featured the voices of local celebrities including Miami Heat stars Alonzo Mourning and Udonis Haslem, celebrity chef Adrianne Calvo, […]

Giveaways for Southwest Airlines’ 50th Anniversary

06/06/21

June 18 marks 50 years since Southwest Airlines flew its first commercial flight and to celebrate the airline is giving away prizes through June 18 and celebrating all month long. The Southwest Airlines Sweepstakes Through June 18, anyone can enter the sweepstakes here for a chance to win prizes that include 50, 100, 250, 500, […]

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