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When you travel, what is it that if you knew before hand would help you the most?

Posted on October 26, 2009 by cruisinaltitude

So I'm trying to determine when you travel, what is it, that if you knew beforehand would help you the most? The type of travel does not matter. Please leave your comments below.

What happened to the TSA Airport Wait Times?

Posted on October 20, 2009 by cruisinaltitude

Houston, TX 20 Oct. 2009. I am doing some research for my free "I will teach you to travel" mini-course (you can subscribe to the right) and when I checked the TSA's Web site about airport wait times, I got this message: "The Wait Time Calculator is currently under construction. We apologize for the inconvenience while we are working to make the tool more user friendly." Other Web sites linking...

BlogWorld 2009 was quite a treat and then something completely different

Posted on October 17, 2009 by cruisinaltitude

Las Vegas, NV (LAS) 17 Oct. 2009. Las Vegas Convention Center After finding the South Hall as the driver dropped me at the Hilton Hotel (they are not allowed to drop off people at the Convention Center) I picked up my registration information and was able to see Anthony Edwards and Jermaine Dupri greeting attendees at the end of the keynote . They were two of the four keynote speakers. I then ...

All you can jet – Final musings

Posted on October 8, 2009 by cruisinaltitude

Houston, TX 08 Oct., 2009. The jetBlue All you can jet deal is now over (Sep. 8 - Oct. 8, 2009). I took my last flight on Sunday, October 3, 2009 as jetBlue Airways 625 from New York-JFK (JFK) to Houston-Hobby, TX (HOU) so here are my final musings. I did achieve my goal of the nine new airports, you can take a look at them below. I had a friend of mine interview me about the trip so you can l...

All you can jet – From Grand Central Terminal to JFK Airport in 29 minutes

Posted on September 19, 2009 by cruisinaltitude

New York, NY 19 Sep., 2009. I got off the train and headed for the exit. Grand Central station is truly grand with is super high ceiling which bears a very large American flag. It is really overwhelming, so I stopped for only a moment to enjoy it as I was really pressed for time wondered how long it would take to get from Grand Central Terminal to JFK Airport. After snapping back to reality, I st...

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