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Alexandria Simmons

Air Travel Fail: When Your Wheels Don’t Fly

Imagine landing in a new country for your kid’s therapy trip, only to find out the airline left his wheelchair behind—and when it finally arrives, it’s broken. That’s what happened to one mom and her son flying Ryanair. The real talk? If you or a loved one rely on mobility aids, always snap pics and double-check with staff before takeoff. Airlines still have a long way to go on accessibility, so pack your patience and backup plans! #Business #Industry #TravelTips

Charles Coleman

Charleston airport’s new site takes the stress out of travel

No more guessing games at Charleston International—now you can check TSA wait times and see which parking lots have open spots before you even leave home. The airport’s revamped website is all about making travel smoother, with real-time parking info, a handy cost estimator, and interactive maps to help you find your gate or grab a bite. For anyone who’s ever circled the lot or worried about long security lines, this upgrade is a total game-changer. What feature do you think will make your next trip through CHS easier? #News #Charleston #TravelTips

gregorybrown

DFW Airport detours: What travelers need to know

DFW Airport is about to become a maze for anyone flying out of Terminals A, B, or C. Starting early August, major construction will reroute traffic for at least 90 days—Terminal B, for example, will only be accessible from the south, and you’ll need to make a U-turn if you’re coming from the north. Terminal A departures will also have a new detour. If you’re planning a trip, give yourself extra time and check the airport app for real-time updates. How do you think these changes will impact your travel plans or daily commute? #News #DFWAirport #TravelTips

Brooke Martin

Stuck Abroad? Here’s What To Do Next Time

Imagine saving for years for a dream family trip, only to get stranded in Croatia with a sick mom and a baby because of a UK air traffic meltdown. That’s what happened to one family, who then had to scramble for hotels and medication, with little help from the airline. The takeaway? Always pack extra meds, keep emergency contacts handy, and consider travel insurance that covers more than just lost luggage. When flights go haywire, you’ll be glad you did! #Business #Industry #TravelTips

Brad Ramirez

Why Kaua'i’s biggest pool didn’t win me over

The Royal Sonesta Kaua'i boasts one of Hawaii’s largest pools, but what really made my stay unforgettable was everything else: lush gardens, a cozy coffee bar with stunning views, and direct access to the peaceful Kalapaki Beach. I realized I barely used the pool because the ocean and the resort’s other amenities were just too good to pass up. It made me rethink what really matters when booking a getaway—maybe ocean access and a great local bite (like Duke’s Hula Pie!) top a fancy pool. What’s your must-have hotel amenity? #Travel #Kauai #TravelTips

sperkins

Airport Hack: When to Skip the Chaos

Ever wondered when airports are actually chill? Turns out, if you avoid those brutal early morning flights (think before 8am), you’ll breeze through security and snag a coffee without the crowds. Each UK airport has its own 'calmest' window—Birmingham’s is shockingly early at 8am, while Heathrow and Southampton don’t hit their halfway point until after 2pm. If you want a smoother start to your holiday, check your airport’s sweet spot and book smarter! #Travel #TravelTips #AirportHacks

Brad Ramirez

Barefoot on a Plane? You Could Get Banned!

Apparently, taking your shoes off on a flight is a bigger deal than I thought! American, Delta, and United all have rules against going barefoot, and you could actually get kicked off or banned if you break them. Socks are technically okay, but if your feet smell, keep those shoes on. And if you’re in the emergency exit row, shoes stay on, period. Didn’t realize foot etiquette was this intense in the sky! #Travel #TravelTips #AirplaneEtiquette

Kristin Shaw

London Flights Grounded: Radar Meltdown!

Ever been stuck at the airport, only to hear, “Sorry, the radar’s down”? That’s what happened in London today—no flights in or out, and Heathrow was hit hardest. Social feeds are full of stranded travelers making the best of it (shoutout to the British Airways crew for keeping spirits up). The tech glitch is fixed now, but if you’re flying soon, expect delays. Pro tip: always pack snacks and a charger—you never know when travel plans will go sideways! #Business #Industry #TravelTips

Ernest Harris

Kicked Off a Flight for an Exit Row Drama?

Ever worried about getting singled out on a flight? Dr. Briana Hicks says she was booted from her Southwest Airlines seat after a tense exit row safety chat—she claims it was all about her race. The kicker? She’d already put her phone away, but the flight attendant wasn’t having it. Now, she’s suing. Heads up: flying while Black is still a real issue, and this lawsuit could push airlines to rethink how they treat passengers. #Business #SouthwestAirlines #TravelTips