A PS3 can fly in carry-on or checked bags, and a little padding plus smart cable packing keeps security and baggage handling from wrecking your plans. You can bring a PlayStation 3 on a plane. The real question is where to pack it so it lands in one piece and you don’t get stuck at […]

Most airline tickets let you move to a new travel date if seats are open, after paying any fare difference and any change fee. Plans shift. A meeting gets moved. A wedding date changes. A kid gets sick. When that happens, you want a straight answer on whether you can switch your flight to a

Yes, Nigerians can return to Nigeria with an expired passport, but airlines may ask for extra proof before they’ll issue a boarding pass. The hard part usually isn’t landing in Nigeria. It’s getting past the airline counter in the United States. Airline staff are trained to block travel that could end with a refused entry,

Yes, IHG points can move into many airline mile programs, usually at a steep exchange rate and with a one-way, slow transfer. IHG One Rewards points are built for hotel nights. Still, you might be short on miles for a flight and notice IHG lists airline partners. That’s when the transfer question hits. Below you’ll

Most airlines won’t sell a separate cabin seat for a pet; small dogs fly in a carrier under the seat, with a pet fee. Seeing an open seat next to you can spark a simple thought: pay for it and give your dog more space. On most U.S. commercial flights, airlines don’t treat pets as

Arrival lounge entry depends on where the lounge sits, your pass type, and whether you can stay airside after you land. You land, your ride is late, and the terminal feels like a beehive. It’s normal to wonder if you can swap the crowds for a lounge after the flight is already done. Sometimes you

No—airline flight credits cover flights, not hotel charges, unless you’re using a separate vacation-package credit tied to a bundle. You’ve got a Southwest flight credit sitting in your account, you’re staring at a hotel bill, and you’re thinking: “Can I just apply this credit and be done?” It’s a fair thought. Travel money is travel

A state-issued driver’s license can work at U.S. airport security for domestic flights if it’s accepted ID and meets current REAL ID rules. Airports feel simple until you hit the TSA document check. One small mismatch can slow the whole morning down. If you’re packing for a U.S. trip and you’re staring at your wallet,

A valid U.S. visa often stays usable after you renew your passport, as long as the visa is unexpired and you travel with both passports. You renew your passport, you flip through the new booklet, and then it hits you: the U.S. visa is in the old passport. Now what? Most travelers don’t need a

Yes—cut fruit is allowed on most flights, as long as you avoid oversized liquid add-ons and pack it so it won’t spill or get rejected at screening. You’ve got a bowl of mango in the fridge, a long travel day ahead, and one simple question: will cut fruit make it through the airport and onto