Robert Curley
New U.S. Policy for Biometric Checks on Foreign Travelers
The biometric screening requirement also now applies to green card holders as well as tourists, including Canadians.
Poll: Travelers Seek Easier Security, More ATC Support
The survey reflects consensus among travelers that the money Congress allocated for airport security should be used for that purpose alone.
[Updated] Trump May Require Social Media History From Int’l Visitors
The U.S. Travel Association reacts to a proposal that may require international visitors to disclose their social media history before entering.
Trump Tightens Screws on Immigrants, May Expand Travel Ban
The Department of Homeland Security recommends increasing the number of countries subject to bans on entry to the U.S.
Trump Kills Consumer Flight Delay Compensation Plan
First proposed in September, Trump has followed through in denying passenger compensation for preventable airline delays.
Ground Delays Hit Multiple U.S. Airports; Airlines Call for ‘Clean CR’ Passage
FAA ground delays tied to the U.S. government shutdown are causing flight disruptions at major airports across the country.
Transportation Secretary Warns Shutdown Could Cause More Flight Delays
More flight delays could be on the way as the government shutdown drags on, nearing its 4th week of nationwide disruptions.
Government Shutdown Impacts D.C. Tourism Industry
First it was the troops on the streets; now, it’s the government shutdown that’s battering tourism in Washington, D.C.
The Impact of a Government Shutdown on Travel
Air traffic controllers and TSA agents will still be on the job, but the ongoing federal government shutdown will impact travelers.
Ragasa Batters Asia: Floods and Fatalities Reported
Parts of Asia, including the Philippines, Taiwan, southern China and Hong Kong, are recovering from an unwelcome visit from Typhoon Ragasa.
[Updated] Hurricane Kiko Threatens the Hawaiian Islands
Hurricane Kiko in the Pacific and the possibility of Tropical Storm Gabrielle in the Atlantic are threatening landfall.
New TSA Restrictions Target Lithium Batteries and Curling Irons
TSA updates travel rules to curb fire risks from lithium batteries and overheating devices in cargo holds.
Air Travel and Turbulence: Are Things Getting Rougher?
A severe turbulence incident on a Delta flight highlights what experts say is a growing problem fueled by climate change.
Americans to Face Hefty Fees When Traveling to Europe Next Year
A planned entry fee for visitors traveling to Europe has been bumped up to approximately $24 even before implementation has begun.
