Flying

10 tips and cautions when flying with children

by Ned Levi on June 14, 2010

It’s summer. Families with children are flying. Ned Levi has some cautions and tips for parents to help make the experience of flying with their children a pleasant one for themselves and their fellow passengers.

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Vacation-phobia: Top 5 travel fears

by Christopher Elliott on June 2, 2009

What should we be afraid of when we travel? And are the phobias justified? Here are the top travel fears, along with your chances of actually being hurt while you’re on the road.

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Jet-lag jungle survival tips

by Karen Fawcett on March 26, 2009

If you’re traveling and there are multiple time zone changes, what are the best ways to try to combat jet-lag? If only there were a foolproof remedy.

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Is there a frequent flier program for the sleep-deprived?

by Doug Lipp on January 27, 2009

Traveling around the globe on business has countless benefits: Growing younger when you cross the international dateline, learning yet-to-be-identified yoga positions when trying to squeeze into the ample seating on commuter flights and learning to function on less than three hours of sleep per night.

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Surviving a red-eye flight with a shoulder to sleep on

by David Burns on June 30, 2008

Everyone seems to have the perfect idea for surviving the most dreaded of travel experiences: the cross-country red-eye flight.

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15 tips for a fabulous summer flight

by James Wysong on May 27, 2008

When it comes to offering advice, flight attendant James Wysong often focuses on one part of air travel, like boarding, luggage or what to do in flight. Today, as the busy summer travel season begins, he connects the dots for you.

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