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irishtimes.com • Travel • Ireland

Ryanair passengers report unexpected baggage fees despite their bags fitting within the size restrictions, prompting investigation into whether the airline's policy has subtly changed.

theepochtimes.com • Travel • United States

The U.S. State Department reminds citizens that Real IDs will be required for domestic air travel starting May 7, 2025, affecting all travelers 18 and older.

townhall.com • Politics • World

The author discusses the controversy surrounding the Real ID requirement for air travel, contrasting the burden on citizens with existing restrictions on gun ownership.

cnn.com • Travel • World

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport remains the world's busiest, but significant growth is seen in other regions, particularly Asia-Pacific, driven by factors such as increased international flights and economic recovery.

diariosur.es • Aviation • Spain

United Airlines' Málaga-New York route is proving successful, exceeding expectations despite global market uncertainties.

irishtimes.com • Travel • World

Unusually low airfares from Dublin to New York spark discussion about the impact of declining US tourism and stricter immigration policies.

cnn.com • Travel • USA

Starting May 7th, 2025, all US domestic air travelers must present a REAL ID-compliant identification card, though those without one will still be allowed to fly but may face additional screening.

sfstandard.com • Travel • World

A recent experience at San Francisco International Airport (SFO) suggests that the warnings about needing a Real ID for domestic flights might be overblown, as the author and others easily passed security without one.

cnn.com • Travel • US

The implementation of REAL ID for air travel in the US has resulted in minimal initial delays, but officials urge travelers to obtain compliant IDs to avoid potential issues during the busy summer travel season.

thesun.co.uk • Travel • World

A travel writer saved £1,400 by flying Premium Economy with the lesser-known Norse Atlantic Airways to Cape Town, highlighting significant cost savings and enhanced comfort compared to traditional airlines.

watoday.com.au • Travel • World

The article humorously discusses the phenomenon of 'raw-dogging' flights—completely abstaining from in-flight entertainment and amenities—comparing it to the author's own more proactive approach to long-haul flights.

theatlantic.com • Politics • World

Years of underfunding and outdated technology have brought the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to the brink of collapse, leading to near misses and system failures.

gjsentinel.com • Politics • Colorado

The potential relocation of the Bureau of Land Management headquarters to Grand Junction, Colorado, sparks debate over increased air travel demand and the feasibility of a direct flight to Washington, D.C.

brisbanetimes.com.au • Aviation • World

This article examines the challenges and regulations surrounding alcohol consumption on airplanes, highlighting incidents of unruly passengers and the measures taken by airlines and authorities to ensure safety.

watoday.com.au • Aviation • World

This article discusses the rules and challenges surrounding alcohol consumption on airplanes, highlighting incidents of disruptive passengers and airline responses.

vox.com • Aviation • US

Despite a strong safety record, recent near-misses and incidents highlight a concerning decline in US air travel safety due to understaffing and other factors.

irishtimes.com • Travel • World

Ryanair faced criticism for allegedly refusing to let a 13-year-old boy with disabilities bring his power wheelchair on a flight from Dublin to Liverpool.

theage.com.au • Travel • Turkey

Turkey is implementing new fines for passengers who stand up on airplanes before landing, prioritizing safety regulations over passenger convenience.

diariosur.es • Travel • EU

The European Union has agreed to increase the minimum flight delay time that entitles passengers to compensation.

boredpanda.com • Travel • World

A frequent flyer recounts an encounter with an entitled passenger who cut in line for boarding, highlighting the ongoing issue of entitled behavior at airports and the potential of future technological solutions to improve the experience.