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If you’re catching a flight soon, there’s a lot you’ll want to catch up on.
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Flight delays, cancelations, staffing shortages — the “friendly skies” seem to be anything but, lately. But luckily, it’s not just bad news…if you’re flying through Orlando International Airport (MCO), you’ll have an easier time renting a car soon.Â
Chances are you’ve heard about the complications within the airline industry, or maybe you’ve even experienced one or two yourself!
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Not only have staffing shortages caused airlines to reduce their schedules already, but mass delays and cancelations have also been occurring pretty much daily. The U.S. Department of Transportation had proposed new rules calling for airlines to provide cash refunds to stranded passengers, and now it looks like we’ve got an update on that proposal.
There have been a lot of issues with air travel lately.
Have you been keeping up with the travel news?
We’ve seen delays, cancelations, staffing shortages, and more. But, things could be changing soon, as several airlines have new deals to hopefully help with these kinds of issues. So, which airline is the MOST reliable, and which is the LEAST? We’re going to break it down!
If you’ve spent any time this summer traveling, chances are you may have run into a bit of a mishap here or there.
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Gas prices reached all-time highs making road trips more expensive, plus flight delays and cancelations have been plaguing the airline industry left and right. Staffing shortages and reduced flight schedules have been cited as factors in these issues, and experts don’t believe air travel will be getting any easier anytime soon. And now, the United States Department of Transportation has released a report showing which airlines are the likeliest to BUMP you from your flight!Â
*SIGH* Are you ready to talk about it?
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Alas, the “it” we’re referring to is air travel. DUN DUN DUN. Is air travel the bane of your existence this year? If so, you’re definitely not alone. Flight delays and cancelations have caused chaotic (or completely canceled) travel, bringing a tooooon of stress to vacations. But there are ways to help mitigate some of the issues, and hopefully, make for smoother trips.
If you’ve attempted to travel by airplane recently, chances are you might have noticed it’s not as easy as it used to be.
Have you had any flights canceled?
The airline industry has seen its fair share of ups and downs lately, with staffing shortages, reduced flight schedules, and other factors playing into thousands of delayed and canceled flights. And now, it looks like airlines in the United States are suffering from mass cancelations yet again and signs don’t point to that changing anytime soon.
Travelers have been feeling the squeeze of rising costs on nearly everything from gas to airfare…
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…and that’s if their flight doesn’t get delayed or canceled entirely. It’s no secret that the travel industry has seen its share of ups and downs recently, but that hasn’t stopped people from globetrotting in record numbers. One travel app has predicted that airfare will significantly drop soon, which could mean even more travelers seeking to take advantage of lower prices. So, what does this mean for you and what could the future of air travel look like?
If you’ve ever been on an airplane before, you may be familiar with the age-old grievance: the teeny, tiny airplane seat.
So small!
Travelers took to the skies this summer in record numbers after the travel industry saw a significant slow-down during the COVID-19 pandemic. Passengers saw an increase in the cost to fly as well as an increase in the number of flight delays and cancellations, but that wasn’t stopping a lot of individuals. Now, the Federal Aviation Administration is seeking to make your airplane seat safer, and maybe even bigger.
Have you been keeping up with all of the travel-related news recently?
Have you been keeping up with the travel news?
For months, gas prices were on the rise all across the United States, and now we’re finally starting to see them decrease. For individuals who prefer to travel by air, the air travel industry has seen hundreds of flight delays and cancellations, with some airlines choosing to stop flying certain routes altogether. With plane ticket prices higher than normal, it can be hard to feel like you’ve found a good deal. Luckily, a few airlines are offering some deals and discounts that can help you save a little money on your next flight.
Have you caught any flights this summer?
Air travel has been a bit of a gamble recently.
Flying has been pretty tricky this summer, especially if you’ve been flying in or out of Orlando! Getting to and from Disney World has been no small feat, with the Orlando International Airport in the top 10 list for flight delays, staffing shortages, and a merger between two airlines falling though. Luckily, some new airlines are trying to make air travel a little easier, and we have a guide for booking the cheapest tickets to Disney World! This airline just added two more nonstop flights out of MCO, so let’s check them out!
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