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Here are this week’s cruise headlines and news from around the web and interweb: ‘How Did Uber Allow That Toyota Onto The App?’: Uber Has 120,000 Miles. Then The Customer Runs The Tag Delta Air Lines has reinstated the longest domestic route in the United States ‘Fast-spreading’ measles outbreak hits...

The US Department of Homeland Security has suspended the TSA PreCheck® and Global Entry… The post Ugh: TSA PreCheck® and Global Entry Suspended Amid Partial Government Shutdown appeared first on The Bulkhead Seat.

The TSA Pre✓ and Global Entry trusted traveler programs will reportedly be suspended by the Department of Homeland Security effective as of tomorrow, Sunday, February 22, 2026 at 6:00 in the morning Eastern Standard Time, according to multiple sources. The suspension of the two popular programs which allow travelers who are...

No, this is not an April Fool’s Day headline. It’s real. Thanks to budget disagreements among politicians on all sides of the aisle (remember, it’s not Republicans and Democrats anymore), TSA PreCheck and Global Entry are being temporarily shut down starting Sunday, February 22, at 6:00 AM Eastern. According to...

Welcome to our weekly list of what’s ending this week as well as a collection of some other deals that are due to end soon. There are more than 20 offers ending this coming week as next Saturday is the last day of the month. That includes transfer bonuses to Japan...

After enjoying a day in Colonia del Sacramento in Uruguay, we were on our way to the ferry to return to Buenos Aires. For this edition of this popular game, can you guess what... The post What Is Wrong With This Photograph? Part 341 appeared first on The Gate.

Throughout the week, our team shares articles they’ve stumbled upon that may interest our readers, even if they might not otherwise merit a full post. Here are some of the posts we found interesting this week: Japanese etiquette, photo-ops in the National Parks, Doha’s air-conditioned forest, and a lawsuit aims...

This seems like an exceedingly poorly handled situation, especially when you consider that this happened at a hub (thanks to tv for flagging this)…

Orlando International Airport once advised all passengers to arrive three hours before departure. While that guidance has changed, the response it triggered highlights a bigger issue—why security at MCO feels…

Southwest flight attendants have voted down higher union dues three times, but the proposal is back for a fourth try. This time, the union is limiting ballots to in-person meetings, turning a $5-a-month ask into a fight over turnout, process, peer pressure and whether “no” actually means no.

I hope everyone is having a nice weekend so far! I just got home from my trip to Asia, and recovering from jet lag sure is proving to be challenging… I’m getting old! On the points & travel front, this week United announced huge MileagePlus changes, Air Astana finalized its...

A popular "travel hack" says that it is okay to book a window and aisle and hope for an empty middle seat. But is it okay to...

You know the feeling. You’re sitting in a hotel lobby, an airport gate area, or a restaurant that swears it has “free Wi-Fi.” You open your phone or laptop…and suddenly…

Greetings from Tampa! I was in Washington DC for a bit this week and… The post 2026 Weekly Review: February 21st appeared first on The Bulkhead Seat.

Occasionally it is worth stepping back from the story itself and addressing how and why I cover travel news in the first place on Live And Let’s Fly. On Travel Rumors, Original Sources, And Responsible Reporting I saw Brian Cohen’s post on The Gate about how he “rarely jump[s] on...

The Choice Privileges Program update was announced last fall but only recently took effect. Here's how I'm traversing the changes. The post Hmm… How I’m Playing the Choice Privileges Program Update appeared first on Miles to Memories.