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Business Travel After Terror Alert
The U.S. State Department has alerted U.S. citizens to potential terror attacks in Europe and advises all travelers to be alert and aware of their surroundings.

Changes to the JetBlue Frequent Flyer Program
The JetBlue TrueBlue program has undergone changes and improvements. Understand the new program and what it offers.

Class Action Relief for Expedia Hotel Bookings
If you have booked travel through Expedia.com, you may have received notice of a proposed class action settlement. If so, you must take certain action or lose certain legal rights.

Frequent Flyers and Deep Vein Thrombosis
Frequent fliers should be aware of the risk of DVTs and pulmonary embolisms and how to prevent from being afflicted while enduring long flights.

High Price of Being a 'Green' Business Traveler
Business travel is not limited to planes and trains. Investigate your options for using a rental car company that offers hybrids and fuel efficient cars on your next business trip. The cost will turn you off, but when it comes to the environment, we can pay now, or pay later.

More Flight Cancellations in May Due to Volcano
European aviation authorities will close several airports in England and Ireland on Monday, May 17, 2010 due to fallout from volcanic ash that continues to spew form Iceland affecting airspace from Ireland to England. Plan ahead and have contingencies in place.

Offsetting a Business Traveler's Carbon Footprint
Counteracting the effects of greenhouse gas emissions caused by airline travel can be a tall task for business travelers who fly more than the average American. Learn about the programs to make an educated decision to contribute.

Safety On An Airline Flight
Try these simple suggestions to stay safe in the event of an emergency.

Security Changes Since Amsterdam – Detroit Flight
Since the attempted terrorist attack on Christmas Day aboard Northwest/Delta Flight 253, travelers should expect the unexpected during security screenings, follow new onboard security measures, prepare for delays and new limitations on carry-on baggage.

Surprising Items You Can’t Bring On the Plane
We’re all familiar with the usual “liquids and gels”routine, but what about computer accessories, orthotics and gifts? Some items cannot even be transported in your checked bags.

Travel Alerts: Japan Post-Tsunami and Earthquake
The U.S. State Department, as well as other departments of state and consular affairs, discourage any non-essential travel to Japan until at least April 1, 2011.

Traveling Abroad? Notify the State Department
The Smart Travelers Enrollment Program (STEP) allows you to register your plans to travel abroad with the U.S. Department of State which can provide assistance to you in the event of an emergency.

Volcanic Ash Delays Business Travel, Again
Business travelers should monitor flight status for potential interruptions due to a stream of volcanic ash from Iceland through Europe this Mother’s Day weekend.

Where to Expect Full Body Scanners at Airports
The attempted terrorist bombing aboard Delta’s Christmas Day flight from Amsterdam to Detroit has sparked a debate over full body x-ray scans for security purposes in U.S. airports. Know where to expect them when you travel.