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Trip Delay, Cancellation & Interruption Insurance
Most people buy travel insurance and assume they're covered. Then their flight is delayed, a family emergency forces them to cancel, or they need to come home early, and suddenly they discover that what they thought was covered isn't, or that the claims process is way more complicated than they...
Joanna Teljeur, 23.04.2026
17 minutes read
What is travel insurance
Most travellers don't know what their travel insurance actually covers until they need it. By then, it's too late. Extensive delays, missed connections, lost baggage are just some of the flight problems that affect millions of passengers every year. Still, most people walk away with nothing, either...
Joanna Teljeur, 23.04.2026
8 minutes read
SSSS on your boarding pass
The US government can flag you for additional security screening before you even reach the airport, without telling you why, and with no obligation to ever explain. If you see SSSS printed on your boarding pass, you have been selected. But don’t take it to heart because it can happen to...
Joanna Teljeur, 23.04.2026
10 minutes read
Connecting Flights & Layovers Explained
Millions of UK passengers travel with connecting flights every year. Sometimes it's the only way to reach your destination. But other times, it's simply the smarter choice, as flights with connections can cost significantly less than flying direct, even on popular routes. But if you've never...
Joanna Teljeur, 07.04.2026
9 minutes read
Unaccompanied Minors: Airline Rules for Children Flying Alone
Whether they’re visiting grandparents, travelling between parents’ homes, or heading off to a school trip or summer camp, children flying by themselves can still be a source of anxiety for families. Fortunately, many airlines have specific services designed to help unaccompanied minors...
Joanna Teljeur, 03.04.2026
8 minutes read
