AirAdvisor Air Travel Blog
10 Reasons Why Airlines Cancelling Flights
Every cancelled flight has a cause, and the cause decides what you're owed. A storm and a crew shortage feel identical from the departure lounge, but one usually rules out compensation for the cancelled flight while the other may entitle you to it. That difference matters more than most passengers...
Amy Lancelotte, 02.10.2026
10 minutes read
Can I take an umbrella on a plane? UK & EU Travel Rules
Yes, you can take an umbrella on a plane. Umbrellas are allowed in both hand (carry-on) luggage and checked luggage. The TSA permits them in the cabin and the hold in the US, and UK and EU airport security take the same approach. The main thing to watch is size and shape: compact, folding umbrellas...
02.10.2026
7 minutes read
Can You Bring a Lighter on a Plane? Rules Explained
Lighters have many uses, whether you smoke, need to light candles, or are planning a camping trip, so it’s not uncommon to need to take one on a plane. Due to the danger factor, lighters on your person, in your carry-on luggage, and in checked baggage are highly regulated. So if you’re...
Amy Lancelotte, 25.09.2026
5 minutes read
Coronavirus travels around the world: don’t miss entry restrictions imposed by countries
In connection with the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, the International Air Transport Association published the updated entry requirements imposed by the countries due to the spread of the virus. This information will be helpful for passengers going to travel in the nearest future. Please inspect...
13.02.2026
42 minutes read
AirAdvisor selected for MassChallenge Rhode Island Final 2019 (Boston area)
AirAdvisor was selected to participate in the final stage of 2019 MassChallenge Rhode Island accelerator program. Rigorously selected by a community of expert judges, AirAdvisor represents the top 9% of applications from around the world, including 39 countries and 25 U.S. states....
14.07.2025
1 minutes read
