At least three U.S. airlines are adding new fire prevention equipment to their planes in case a cellphone or laptop battery overheats or becomes a fire hazard.
If you're traveling this Memorial Day weekend you will not be alone. Look for a record number of travelers to be joining you on the road to relaxation.
Louisiana's Transportation Secretary Shawn Wilson spoke with Rob and Bernie today on Acadiana's Morning News.
Wilson stressed the importance of our state's thoroughfares as conduits of commerce and tourism. And he should know. As the Louisiana Department of Transportation secretary, he commutes from Lafayette to Baton Rouge daily...
Do you feel safe when you fly? Some people have a morbid fear of flying because they're afraid of dying in a fiery plane crash. I'm not. I worry more about the dangerous characters who get on planes.
There are some great resources for road and travel information across Louisiana. Use these in addition to this radio station's website, Facebook page, and Twitter feed to keep your drive safe.
Baggage handlers!! Satan's employees, right? It seems if you fly enough, you'll eventually have baggage damaged, or lost. I came across this video of baggage handlers at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport...
There has been confusion that Louisiana residents would not be able to use their driver's licenses to board planes beginning on Friday, January 1 after the state failed to comply with the federal REAL ID law.
At some point in 2016, residents of most states will not be able to use their driver's licenses as identification at airports -- even for domestic flights.
From Shreveport to Alexandria and Lake Charles to Lafayette and New Orleans here is your Christmas week forecast for shopping, traveling, and watching for Santa.
If you fly, you're aware you need to present a valid photo ID to check in, and get your boarding pass. The same is true for entering federal offices, military bases, and courthouses. Your Louisiana drivers license may soon be invalid for those purposes.
With the next "Star Wars" movie, "The Force Awakens" set to premiere in time for Christmas, it's hard to believe the first chapter (actually episode IV) premiered 38 years ago. It was expected to flop. Japan's largest airline, All Nippon Airways, has just unveiled the first of 3 commemorative jets, the R2-D2.