We explain the rules behind travel so you know what you’re entitled to and what to prepare before you leave. These are the principles we work by.
- Accuracy first. Before anything is published, its specific facts, figures and rules are checked against official and primary sources, mainly the U.S. Department of Transportation, the Transportation Security Administration, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the State Department, the Justice Department’s ADA guidance and the CDC.
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- Clarity. We explain things in plain language and avoid jargon where we can.
- Staying current. We correct guides when we learn the rules have changed, and we point readers to official sources for details that change often.
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