Nowadays it’s becoming more commonplace for airlines to overbook. These companies then try to persuade some travelers to take a different flight due to filled seats. Throughout our years of travel, we’ve been approached many times to volunteer to be ‘bumped off’ but never agreed to it. We typically book specific seats far ahead… Read More
How the Electronic Ban will affect Traveling with Autism
March 23, 2017 - By Leave a Comment
Much as been said in the past few days about the new reveal electronic ban that the UK and US have put into effect. Since its reveal on March 20th, 2017, many have spoken for and mostly against the new regulations. It even has a trending Twitter hashtag at #electronicban! For the few people who… Read More
Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport with Kids
April 27, 2016 - By Leave a Comment
Named after Israel’s first Prime Minister, Ben Gurion is the largest airport in Israel. It is an international airport and has provided services to over 15 million passengers in the last year. It has been in existence since 1936 with many upgrades and improvements since; the most recent one being in 2004 when terminal three… Read More
Why Fly with TAM Airlines
May 5, 2013 - By Leave a Comment
When I made plans to fly from Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, I decided to book my flight with TAM Airlines because it is part of the well-trusted Star Alliance .* We had never flown with them before, so I did not know what to expect when I booked my flight.Much to… Read More
Review of Laura Vickers “Flying to see Janet’ book
September 30, 2012 - By Leave a Comment
Laura Vickers’ book ‘Flying to see Janet’ is by far the best book I have seen about travel written for younger kids with autism. Over the past decade, I have seen multiple books that have tried to address the topic of autism and travel some more successful than others but most didn’t manage to describe… Read More
