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SmartGates to make way for 'tap & go' passports, biometric scans
Dec 17, 2016, 11:25 AMSorry to hear that, but I have had mostly cheerful people at the Australian borders; some neutral, but no rude ones.
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Five easy ways to tamper-proof your suitcase
Mar 04, 2016, 06:56 PMThat happened to me once and I had to wait a whole year until I went back to the US. On the way home we had difficulty finding a TSA agent at the Departures level who had a spare set of keys but one made the effort to go down and get a set. He then locked the TSA lock in my Samsonite hard side.
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How interlining & codeshares matter to your flights
Mar 03, 2013, 05:52 PMAfter all these years, you'd think the airlines could interoperate better in this manner. There are many such examples, but while demand outstrips supply, things won't change much.
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How interlining & codeshares matter to your flights
Mar 02, 2013, 12:39 AMWhy could Qantas give me boarding passes for the AA segment from DFW to MIA, but on the homeward leg AA could only do it for the MIA-DFW leg? At least they checked my bag all the way to MEL.
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How to complain to an airline - and get results
Jan 25, 2013, 08:56 PMGet a Twitter account and mention the incident to @VirginAustralia, (although I am surprised that there are no tweets from them since 13 January).
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do you think its better to fold or roll when packing clothes?
Jan 29, 2011, 11:38 AMI often travel to the US with a half-empty hard-sided suitcase where the clothes can end up creased, so I use the clear, zipped pillowcase bags which are just the right size for a week's worth of clothes. The clear bag also allows me to hunt for an item without opening up the zip completely.