Air Travel

“What I Did During My Summer Flight Delays.”

“I bet this flight will get cancelled, too.”

It’s high time for a new era in air travel.

In “Nothing to Declare,” two friends reminisce about stowing away on an international flight when they were just kids, and how parenting has changed since the nineteen-eighties.

Sign up for T.S.A. Postcheck, where we continue to keep tabs on you—in the way a sweet, caring friend would!

A series of exercises in absurdity and frustration, to help you get ready for air travel.

The guidebook guru discusses a year and a half without seeing Europe, the next chapter in post-pandemic travel, and why you should order whatever beverage the locals are having.

“So suddenly I need to ‘show you papers’ and ‘not be fully nude’ to board an international flight? What freedoms will they take from us next?!”

It is possible that the person seated next to you will try to engage in unprompted and ultimately meaningless conversation. This is called “small talk.”

By turning sonic booms into sonic thumps, engineers hope to domesticate faster-than-sound transport.

A new book pays tribute to the supersonic aircraft as an iconic design object, and reminds us that technological gains aren’t always permanent.