by Rob Hard
Monday March 16 2009
Monday March 16 2009
It’s inevitable that every traveler — business or leisure — is bound to experience some sort of delay. Whether you’re scheduled for a morning flight for a same day business meeting or getting ready to travel home for the holidays, everyone is familiar with the chaotic scene that they dread at the airport: crowds of people standing in the lobbies waiting for updated information about their airport delays status or moments where you know you’re going to be curled up at the edge of a plastic seat in the gate waiting area (or, worse — sitting on the tarmac).
Consider these travel tips that will help address airport delays before they happen:
- Check flight status
- Obtain airport lounge memberships
- Determine travel insurance needs
Learn more about how to navigate airport delays.
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- Airport Screening: Are Airport Body Scanners Really a Privacy Concern?
- Business Travelers Need Other Airport Issues Addressed, Not Full Body Scanner Privacy
- Three Hour Airline Tarmac Rule May Not Reduce Delays for U.S. Business Travelers and Tourists
- Should U.S. Airline Tarmac Delay Rule Apply to International Flights
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