Airport Travel & Safety

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 check points that require interaction between passengers and TSA officers. New technology reduces contact between agents and travelers, and prevents agents from touching...

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....

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.

Flying Coast To Coast During The Coronavirus Pandemic

Ensuring Your Health and Safety During the Covid-19 Pandemic

How Boston Chauffeur Keeps Fleet Clean & Disinfected We are following the Covid-19 virus news and recommendations along with you. As the outbreak continues to evolve, we want to share with you the steps Boston Chauffeur takes to ensure the health and safety of our passengers and our team. The health and well-being of all our passengers and team members has always been of the utmost importance at Boston...

The 7 Unique Travel Gifts For The Traveler On Your Gift List

Do you have a traveler on your gift list? Whether you are looking at top rated zipperless luggage bags or highly recommended travel accessories, you want to give them something they can use with them on their travels. Suppose your travel loving friend has gone camping somewhere in the mountains, or is visiting a snowy place, which they’ll obviously do; it’s a cold and windy night, what would they...

Massport to Holiday travelers: Plan ahead!

The post Thanksgiving snow storm once again proves that traveling during the holidays — and in winter weather — make for an unpleasant traveling experience with delays and cancellations at airports. Massport officials took a very proactive posture to deal with the estimated 1 million Thanksgiving holiday travelers who traveled  in and out of Boston Logan Airport as early as Friday, Nov. 22nd. Yet there were still a myriad...

Here’s Your Inside Strait to the Best Travel Credit Cards!

One of the most important items that business and leisure travelers carry are their preferred credit cards to generate the most bonus miles per trip and cost savings. The good news is the competition among credit card providers to increase their customer base is as fierce as ever which translates to even sweeter and more lucrative rewards for travelers. When it comes to selecting a new credit card, you’ll...

What information should I provide for my airport transportation

We’ve all been there – we make a call to schedule an appointment or service only to forget half of the details we should provide until we’re off the phone. Boston Chauffeur wants you to be prepared the next time you’re booking a ride in Boston, MA and here are the four essential things you should tell them while scheduling your car service. 1. Departure information If you were...

Airlines Getting Closer to Reducing Clear Air Turbulence

At one time or another, fliers experience the sudden and scary sensation of clear air turbulence. This is especially true for business travelers who frequently traverse North America and fly overseas. Airlines have long grappled with this problem, according to Forbes Magazine. The magazine reported CAT is virtually impossible to detect with onboard instruments or the naked eye, making it difficult, if not impossible, for a pilot to avoid....