Cancelled or delayed flight? Lost baggage? Owed a refund? Clear, practical guides to fix flight problems and know exactly what US airlines owe you.
That single letter buried in your booking confirmation — the "Y," "K," "T," or "B" next to your fare — is your fare class, and it controls almost everyt...
If you're flying with a child age 13 or under, major US airlines now let you sit next to them at no extra charge — you shouldn't have to pay a seat-sele...
Starting in the last quarter of 2026, US citizens traveling to most of Europe will need an approved ETIAS (European Travel Information and Authorisation...
Before you dispute an airline charge with your credit card, you need to have already asked the airline for a refund and been denied (or ignored). A cred...
If you were involuntarily bumped from an oversold flight, federal law (14 CFR Part 250) may require the airline to write you a check on the spot for up ...
If your Delta flight is delayed and the cause is within Delta's control (mechanical issues, crew shortages, IT outages), you're owed meal vouchers after...
If Delta cancelled your flight, you have two clear options: take the free rebooking Delta offers, or request a full refund to your original payment meth...
If your bag didn't come out on the carousel after a Delta flight, report it before you leave the airport. Go straight to the Delta Baggage Service Offic...
On a standard domestic Delta ticket, your first checked bag costs $35 and your second costs $45 when you pay online before your flight. Your carry-on an...
Report the damage before you leave the airport. Go straight to your airline's baggage service office in the baggage claim area, show them the damaged ba...