VIVIEN asked:


I have the problem of my ears closing up while traveling on planes. Most times using the sprays & sinus medicines or chewing gun & yawning help. I do however have those moments when nothing works & you’re scared to death. So does anyone know of something that will always work. I have to travel soon.

Patchit

aggylu asked:


I’m looking for an infant carseat that we can carry onto planes with us - either strapped into the airline seat, or as carry-on baggage, or checked at the gate with the wheelchairs.

I’d really appreciate any advice from your air travels with infants, what seat works, any seats that are too big, etc.

Thanks.

Kinna

Bald Bat asked:


The situation with air travel security is that the process has become more strict with more detailed inspections and an increasing number of rules about what you can and cannot take onto an airplane. It has gotten to the point of having to take off your shoes.
So with this kind of scruteny will a man having a full beard run into problems with airport security personnel? Can it result in someone being refused boarding his flight? Are people being profiled or ending up with records in some government office for having a beard?

Felicity

nauroze_hoath asked:


After 9/11 , after so many hijacked planes , after the british terror plot, can we still say air travel is the safest way to travel.

Feliza

Tom Clark asked:


Do the airplanes, limos, supporting staff’s travel and other forms of transportation have a significant effect on Global Warming? Why cant these concerned politicians use less impacting forms of transportation for communication?

Renie

newmum asked:


I am 5 months pregnant and have an important air travel to be done.Will it be safe enough?
Thanks for all your answers.I have apptmnt with doctor next week and need to check with him.Before thought of getting some inputs.

Gerri

pecker_head_bill asked:


I often see posts complaining about airline travel. Since deregulation in the industry and fierce competition to move people at bargain basement prices; the airlines have worked hard to survive. To do this they downsized, merged, added seats, cut extra services, and employees have also taken cuts in pay and benefits. A first class fare in most instances still get the royal treatment; but cabin class is most likely flying cheaper than bus or train fare. Given this, the flight attendants whom are really there for the safety of the passengers spend a great deal of time seeing to your comfort, waiting on passengers wanting cocktails and watching the kids for Mom and Dad who are so tired from getting everyone to the airport on time have decided to take a two hour nap. The flight crews are professional and do their best to get you to your destination speedily and comfortably all for $99 each way from NY to Disney World. So 1 to 5 stars what do you expect and what is 5 star service these day’s?

Demetre

lululani asked:


I just moved and went to get my new driver’s license. They issued me a temporary certificate that doesn’t have a picture and said it will be 3-6 weeks for the permanent one to be mailed to me. I travel in 3 weeks for my brother’s wedding. I don’t have a passport or other government issued photo id. What can I do?

Idris

Isserley asked:


I am flying from houston to jacksonville and want to take my schnauzer. She weights 15 lbs. The most comfortable carrier for her i think is a large sherpa. Has anyone traveled with a 15lbs dog? What carrier did you use? Was it comfortable, did it fit? I am traveling continental air.

Kalpit

Dear Prudence asked:


We want to go to Italy the first week of September. Wish to spend time in Florence and Rome. Can originate from Detroit, Cleveland, or Pittsburgh. What is the most efficient way to get there by air?

I’m looking for efficiency over price as time is our limiting factor.

*best to fly through New York and then direct to Rome?
*best to change planes in Europe (paris, amsterdam, etc.)?
*best to fly direct to Paris and then take a high speed to Italy?

Gelya