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TSA Liquid Limit for Carry-Ons

TSA Liquid Limit for Carry-Ons

The TSA liquid limit has not changed. Despite two years of headlines predicting its end, every container of liquid in your carry-on must still hold 3.4 ounces (100ml) or less, and all of them must fit in one quart-size clear bag, with one bag per passenger. That is the 3-1-1 rule: 3.4 ounces, 1...

Amy Lancelotte, 08/28/2026

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The five cheapest travel insurance plans in the USA for 2026

The five cheapest travel insurance plans in the USA for 2026

The same $5,000 trip costs $167 with one travel insurer and $594 with another, for coverage that looks nearly identical on paper. Travel insurance pricing is difficult to compare, and most passengers end up either overpaying for a name brand or grabbing the cheapest policy without checking whether...

Joanna Teljeur, 06/03/2026

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Is Travel Guard worth it in 2026

Is Travel Guard worth it in 2026

In 2026, Travel Guard is not in the top tier of American travel insurance rankings. Customer reviews from the past 12 months follow a consistent pattern: claims that take two to six months to process, adjusters who rotate through cases with no shared context, and denials on technicalities buried in...

Joanna Teljeur, 07/14/2026

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Spirit Airlines is gone. Here is what you are owed

Spirit Airlines is gone. Here is what you are owed

Spirit Airlines permanently shut down at 3 a.m. Eastern on 2 May 2026. Every flight was cancelled, customer service lines went dark, and a last-minute $500 million federal rescue plan collapsed over the weekend. If you had a booking, you are likely owed a refund, but how you paid determines almost...

Joanna Teljeur, 05/04/2026

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Worlds' Best Airports for Love 2026

Worlds' Best Airports for Love 2026

Airports put people in a rare in-between state. Everyday routines are on pause, schedules loosen slightly, and people tend to notice their surroundings more than they do at home. When passengers have a delay or a planned layover, and when they share the same cafés, queues, or waiting areas...

Joanna Teljeur, 05/26/2026

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