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2022 Holiday Travel Season Preparation Tips
The holiday travel season is closer than you think. If you haven’t yet, plan to book your airfare right now. And prepare yourself for higher ticket prices and more travelers than we’ve seen these past few years. A September 2022 Boston Globe* article states that this year “both domestic and international fares for Thanksgiving travel are predicted to be more than 20 percent higher than they were in 2019,... -
TSA No Longer Scanning Boarding Passes at Logan International Airport
Boston Logan International Airport is one of more than 100 other airports where travelers no longer have to show an electronic or paper boarding pass at security. You will no longer need a printed or electronic boarding pass at Boston Logan Airport. The TSA has introduced Credential Authentication Technology (CAT) which is linked to a secure database changing the process of pre-flight security check-in. Here’s how it works according... -
How to Manage Air Travel Delays & Cancellations
Since May, airline delays and cancellations throughout the country have frustrated travelers who want to know why. In this article, we examine the disruption causes, how to handle air travel delays and cancellations, and what to expect as flight demand continues. Why are there so many flight cancellations? Airline industry experts agree that there are a number of reasons why flights have been canceled this summer, with staffing and... -
Why you should upgrade your mask while traveling
Why do you need to upgrade your mask? Due to the fact that the new variant of the virus is much more transmissible, we have to upgrade our protection system to multilayered masks that can block a higher percentage of particles from the air. People still don’t know how ineffective cloth masks are after a certain amount of time. While there is no “bad” mask, some are better than... -
International travel ban in U.S. has come to an end
The 18-month ban ended on Monday, November 8th just in time for the holidays! Since America closed its borders to the majority of foreign travelers, separated loved ones have missed many special moments and important events in each other’s lives – luckily, it seems like Santa came early this year, fulfilling our wishes! As Thanksgiving Day is approaching, the Boston Chauffeur team is thankful for all of the happiness brought... -
Updated TSA Security Procedures & Travel Tips During the COVID-19 Pandemic
TSA Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced that it will continue to adjust its security procedures during the COVID-19 global pandemic. The latest changes, updated September 9th, include: The face mask requirement has been extended through January 18, 2022. Acrylic barriers are being installed in phases at various checkpoints that require interaction between passengers and TSA officers. New technology reduces contact between agents and travelers and... -
Before You Fly Again
What You Need To Know Before You Fly Again During Covid-19 Are you thinking about flying to a vacation destination in the U.S. before the summer ends? As restrictions change in some states, there are a few things you should know before you book a flight for your next trip. Masks – Bring a face covering. All major airlines in the U.S. require passengers and crew wear face masks.... -
Fourth of July Cookout Ideas
Cookout Ideas Grill Safety 50+ 4th of July Recipes for the Most Delicious Independence Day Yet from Country Living 41 Easy Fourth of July Decorations to Get You in the Holiday Spirit from Better Home & Gardens 12 Fun Fourth of July Activities That Will Make You Feel Extra Patriotic from Good Housekeeping -
How TSA Is Keeping Passengers & Crew Safe During Covid-19
Stay Healthy, Stay Secure with TSA’s new social distancing procedures. This video outlines the steps TSA is taking to ensure your safety when traveling. Travelers Read more about the TSA’s social distancing procedures. at TSA.gov/coronavirus.
