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TSA's Plan to Privatize Security Was Quietly Canceled. What Does that Mean for Airports? (opens the original)
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Most travelers probably don’t think too much about the federal Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers staffing their airport security checkpoint. So they may not know that at a small but notable number of U.S. airports, the person checking their bag or sending them through a scanner may work for a private company. Earlier this year, the TSA appeared ready to expand that model significantly. Its proposed TSA Gold+ program would have allowed private contractors to take on not only p
Route 66 Turns 100: Here’s Where to Detour for 6 UNESCO World Heritage Sites (opens the original)
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Route 66 has always been as much about what lies along the way as where the road leads. For nearly 2,400 miles between Chicago and Los Angeles, the highway passes neon motel signs and old-school diners, desert towns and trading posts, with plenty of reasons to pull off the road. In 2026, the Mother Road turned 100. Established in 1926 as part of the original U.S. numbered highway system, Route 66 became one of America’s most storied drives before it was officially decommissioned in 1985. Much of
AmEx Just Opened Its First Amsterdam Lounge With Heineken on Tap, Stroopwafels, and Delftware Details (opens the original)
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American Express has spent years turning its Centurion Lounges into one of the most recognizable perks of holding a premium credit card, with outposts at major airports from New York and Los Angeles to Hong Kong and Sydney. Europe, however, has remained a relatively small part of that network. On Wednesday, however, American Express opened a nearly 6,000-square-foot Centurion Lounge at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) in the Netherlands. It’s the first lounge at the airport to be part of a globa
This Quietly Growing Airport Lounge Trend Is Perfect for Travelers Who Are Short on Time (opens the original)
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At United Club Fly in Denver International Airport, there’s little reason to settle in. The 1,500-square-foot space has a handful of seats, no bar, and no restroom. Instead, refrigerators are stocked with cans of sodas and premade sandwiches, salads, and wraps; shelves are lined with bags of both sweet and salty snacks; and travelers can order a to-go coffee from a barista before heading back out into the terminal with a meal in hand a few minutes later. When United opened Club Fly in 2022, the
Emirates Is Bringing Business-Class Privacy to Premium Economy (opens the original)
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For all the ways premium economy has improved in recent years—wider seats, more legroom, better meals, larger screens—added privacy has largely remained a business-class perk. Emirates is about to narrow that gap. The Dubai-based airline has unveiled a new premium economy seat for future Airbus A350 planes with an electronically operated, full-height divider between seats, a feature more commonly associated with business and first classes. Emirates says it is the first airline to offer an electr
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