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Jessica Puckett

Jessica Puckett

Transportation Editor at Condé Nast Traveler

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How to Get Compensated for Flight Delays and Cancellations in the US

These are your rights as an airline passenger if your flight is delayed or cancelled in the US.
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Vietnam Is Introducing a 10-Year Golden Visa

Why not spend a decade in one of the most beautiful countries in the world?
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An aviation professor and former air traffic controller breaks down what went wrong at Newark airport, and why the chaos is unlikely to repeat itself anywhere else.
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The Happy City Index ranks 200 cities across 82 metrics that add up to a global happiness quotient—these cities made the cut.
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Cheers to one of travel's most storied and elegant spaces: the train bar car.
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How Safe Is Flying With a Lap Child?

In the US, babies under two years old are allowed to fly for free in their parents’ arms—but most safety experts widely disapprove of the practice.
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Breeze Airways Is Launching New Routes to Key West

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How to Get Compensated for Flight Delays and Cancellations in the US

Here's everything to know about getting flight compensation under the DOT's new rules.
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9 Spring Travel Destinations That Are Actually Affordable

It’s that time of year when our bodies and minds begin screaming for a vacation, unleashing a deep desire to defrost from the winter chill and all the burdens that come with it. While we’d argue there’s never a bad time of the year to book that plane ticket—spring 2024 is looking like an especially good one. That’s because airfares are becoming much more affordable compared to last year; average airfares for March are down 3% compared to 2023, and April airline tickets are 8% cheaper than last y…
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How Safe Is Flying Today? 5 Things Experts Want Travelers to Know

We asked aviation experts and airline employees to share their thoughts on the safety of flying in the US.
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Are Plane Crashes Actually Happening More Frequently?

We asked aviation experts to walk us through the statistics.
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18 Airlines Using Apple AirTag Data to Find Lost Luggage

A growing list of airlines are integrating AirTag data into their baggage tracking process.
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13 Stopover Flights to Help You Get the Most Out of International A...

Airline stopovers offer the chance to see an additional city, and come with free hotel stays, sightseeing discounts, and other perks.
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At the Airport, How Many Drinks Is Too Many?

The renewed call to impose a two-drink limit at EU airports is ruffling the industry.
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The Safest Airlines to Fly in 2025

Air travel can be a stressful process, from shuffling through the security checkpoint to dealing with flight cancellations and delays. But one stressor that no passenger should have to worry about is the safety credentials of the aircraft they’re on. Fortunately, every year aviation safety site AirlineRatings.com vets air carriers around the globe—monitoring serious safety incidents on 385 airlines—to determine which are the world’s 20 safest. “All airlines have incidents every day, and many are…
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6 Things to Do for Stress Free Travel in 2025, From Reassessing Air...

Consider this your checklist to avoid travel hiccups in the new year.
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How to Apply for Global Entry: A Step-by-Step Guide

If you travel internationally at least a couple times per year, chances are you’ve thought about applying for Global Entry. The program gives members access to an expedited line at US Customs and Immigration checkpoints, allowing them to avoid lengthy wait times that become particularly painful during peak travel seasons. Although the Global Entry application process can take weeks or months to complete in full, it’s a must-have for frequent flyers who want to make their airport experience as co…
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Can You Fly Without an ID?

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