by Charlie Leocha | Oct 22, 2015
In the case of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), can less be better? Can a less militaristic, intimidating presence at the airport mean better security and a better traveler experience? All without less security? Several years ago, testifying before...
by Charlie Leocha | Oct 9, 2015
Just about everyone in the United States has come out in favor of increasing the amount of overseas air traffic coming into the country. That is, everyone except the Big 3 airlines and their workers’ labor unions. But, the complaint of unfair competition should...
by Charlie Leocha | Sep 11, 2015
Some of us can remember what is was like before 9/11. But the memories are fading. Today, we are starting to see teenagers coming into their own who have never known anything but the world of airport security and endless wars in the Middle East. The numbers of...
by Charlie Leocha | Sep 2, 2015
Let airlines decide when cell phones can be used in flight. Open slots at controlled airports for competition. Test emergency evacuations with today’s seat pitch for safety. Provide advanced notification of frequent flier program changes. Disclose cancellation...
by Charlie Leocha | Sep 1, 2015
Lufthansa claims its latest fee will help passengers like you. But it will do the exact opposite. Let’s pull the curtain back a little on the insider world of travel. No doubt the reaction of many readers of this post will be to ask, “What’s a...
by Charlie Leocha | Aug 27, 2015
Since 2012, Travelers United has been working to eliminate the misleading and deceptive practice of resort fees. These fees have taken over the hotel market in places like Las Vegas and Hawaii. In those areas more than 50 percent of hotels charge these fees....
