File Air Travel Complaints HERE
If you are having a problem with a refund, lost or damaged luggage, have been treated disrespectfully based on your disability, race, or religion (or any other reason), or have any type of air travel complaint, “who ya gonna call?!”
Well; first you call the airline. Give them at least one chance to make things right, and document all contact with the airline (who you talked to and when, and what was said). Make sure you are talking to a supervisor or someone with the authority to help you.
But if you feel you’ve been treated unfairly for any reason and the airline doesn’t respond favorably, then it’s time to contact the Aviation Consumer Protection Division of the Department of Transportation (DOT). You can also contact them about airline safety concerns or aviation security concerns. Consumer complaint forms are available online.
For more information . . .
Website – http://airconsumer.ost.dot.gov/problems.htm
Write – Aviation Consumer Protection Division, C-75; U.S. Department of Transportation; 1200 New Jersey Ave., SE; Washington, DC 20590.
Call – You can call 24 hours a day at 202-366-2220 (TTY 202-366-0511) to record your complaint. Calls are returned Monday-Friday, 7:30-5:00 eastern standard time.
New iFlyz Secures Mobile Electronics For Hands-Free Viewing During Air Travel
This is a unique product that offers a helping hand for those trying to juggle a mobile electronic device while trying to relax on a plane trip. The iFlyz device is an in-flight, hands-free solution designed specifically for air travelers. The iFlyz’s suction cup firmly grasps any device relieving the strain of holding it for long periods of time while watching a movie, surfing through music, or reading online. The iFlyz device uses an adjustable clamp to attach to either an upright and locked seat tray or one that is open during drink or dinner service and has a flexible gooseneck that allows the attached mobile device to be turned any angle or direction.
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PAW Announces the 2008 Top Luxury, Pet-Friendly Hotels
Janine Franceschi and her Irish Setter, Beau, the owners of PAW (Pet-friendly Accommodations Worldwide) set off across the country four months ago from the East Coast in a paw-print adorned 2008 Honda Element. Their mission was to source, visit, and review luxury, pet-friendly hotels for inclusion on the PAW website (www.luxurypaw.com), and to discover and recommend unique pet-friendly activities, resources, and restaurants in each PAW hotel city.
13,000 miles, 30 states, and 50 luxury, pet-friendly hotels later, PAW is proud to announce the Top Dogs in luxury, pet-friendly hotels from across the country in four major categories: Luxury Pet-friendly Resort; Luxury Pet-friendly Hotel, Chain and Individual; and Best Pet Welcome Amenity; as well as the Top Dog in the pet-friendly restaurant, activity, and resource categories. And the winners are…
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