When it comes to personal grooming, everyone has their preferred method of hair removal. Whether you’re traveling for business, leisure, or a combination of both, packing your grooming supplies, including razors, may be at the top of your priority list. According to TSA regulations, razors are permitted on planes, but the location of packing them…
Lighters are one of the most common tools people bring while traveling. Unfortunately for air passengers, airlines and airport security personnel also highly restrict these flammable devices. Travelers can bring Zippos, disposable, coil, and electric lighters on a plane; however, there are strict guidelines on how they must be packed. Zippos and disposable lighters with…
The cruising speed of any aircraft is based on a careful balance of physics and efficiency – and to cover large distances in a relatively short amount of time, they need to be fast. When passenger and private jets hit cruising altitude, they travel between 500 and 700 mph (804 and 1126 km/h), depending on…
Interestingly, how high planes can fly and how high they do fly are not the same measurement. Most planes have a maximum operating altitude – the highest they can fly safely – but they rarely, if ever, operate at that height. More often, aircraft fly at a standard cruising altitude determined by their engines, weight,…
The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) strictly regulate what kinds of electronics can and cannot be used during a flight. Pretty much everyone has a cell phone, and while they’re handy little devices, they must be used properly when traveling on a plane. In most cases, you can use a…
Most hotels, motels, hostels, vacation rentals, and bed and breakfasts have standard check-in and check-out times. Check-in is usually between 2 pm and 4 pm, while check-out is typically from 10 am to noon. That said, there’s no reason to worry if your flight lands at night or you’re delayed along the way – some…
When traveling long distances, it’s not uncommon to have a stopover to refuel, pick up more passengers, or change flights. Some airlines, like Icelandair or TAP Air Portugal, even allow passengers to schedule layovers into their flight plans. Other times, these flight breaks are just part of traveling – and some can be several hours…
Planning a vacation and traveling are two of the most stressful things you can do. Figuring out your finances, planning the itinerary, and getting your family on the same page can be incredibly difficult. Thus, if you’re struggling to figure out your next vacation, an RV trip might be just what you need. RV trips…
Vacations are fun, but the preparation and packing can be stressful. However, if you know how to organize appropriately before your travels, you can make your life a lot easier and your traveling experience more relaxed. So, before your next vacation, create the ultimate packing checklist. To do this, you need to do some research. …
It’s not uncommon for people to travel with two (or more) laptops. Some business travelers, for example, require multiple devices to do their jobs or choose to fly with both their personal and work computers. Neither the TSA nor the FAA restricts the number of laptops on domestic flights within the United States. However, some…