It’s that time again. A winter storm warning is in effect for the Washington D.C. area, and Dulles airport is expected to be closed from Friday afternoon through Saturday.
For passengers booked through the weekend, airlines are being flexible to allow changes, if passengers can find space on another flight. And when a plane is [...]
Admittedly, there are some times when it’s flat out impossible to leave until the last minute for a special event, whether it’s a holiday, wedding or something else. But really, if you can, go ahead and plan in that extra day.
Some believe travel is something that any intelligent person can book for themselves online. Others believe you should never travel without a travel agent or online agency as potential backup.
Whichever side you come down on in this argument, holiday travel is one time when even the best “do-it-yourselfers” might want to consider making an exception.
With all the customer service “enhancements” the airlines like to trot out, one would think more customers would enjoy the travel experience.
I am fully aware that some readers will say “whenever you go to the airport.” But there is one situation especially where ignoring what the airline tells you can save you a lot of time and stress — when a flight is canceled.