Filed under: Business, Airports, Consumer Activism The members of social network Where Are you Now? have spoken! Heathrow is the worst airport in the world, according to voters, thanks to passport control lines and baggage problems. The Brits don't get all the glory, though. JFK in New York and Los ...

Filed under: Video, Airports, News Here's one more "This Bike is a Pipe Bomb" sticker story. This time, instead of closing down Ohio University which is what happened in 2006 when a bike with the sticker on it created a hoopla until the authorities found out that the bike was just a bike, the airpor...

Filed under: Gadling Gear Review I've already looked back at the best gadgets 2008 had to offer, and in this list I'll take a look at some of the travel technologies I expect to take off in 2009. Come back next year to either laugh in my face, or remark how amazingly clever I am. Computer/data bundl...

Filed under: Activism, Airlines, Airports, News I hear a lot of complaints about the TSA, especially since the liquid bans were put into effect, but I'm usually pretty gentle with them. Most of the TSA officers seem to have the right intentions and are willing to work with you. Most of the time they...

Filed under: North America, United States, News, Consumer Activism It's been hard not to miss the nipple ring story these past two days. But for those of you that were paying attention to other things, a woman flying from Lubbock to Dallas this week was forced to remove her nipple ring with pliers b...

Filed under: Business, Gear, Talking Travel, Airports, Savvy Traveler Are you sick of having to take your laptop out of its case every time you pass through airport security? Apparently, the Transportation Security Administration is sick of it, too -- or at least tired of how this ritual is slowing ...