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If you still haven't bought your plane tickets for Christmas or New Year's, buy them now. 
In this edition: How to deal with eager bellboys; flying with a cat.
Just because an airline has a zany name like Cheapskate Air doesn't mean it'll always have the lowest fares. If you fail to compare prices, you might miss out on a better deal on another airline, and that includes the non-discounters.
From delays and canceled flights to long security lines, you never know what holiday travel has in store for you. So FareCompare.com has come up with tips for any travel scenario to help you get to your destination with minimal hassle.
See how the wealthiest travelers explore the world.
As the 10th anniversary of the Transportation Security Administration approaches, FareCompare columnist Rick Seaney examines the agency known to weary travelers as the TSA.
As the holiday travel season gets under way, check out these airport etiquette tips from advice columnist Lesley Carlin.
If flying this holiday season wasn't unnerving enough, Americans will face "a record number of airplane seats being chopped." FareCompare CTO and co-founder Graeme Wallace states, "The total seat reduction from the Saturday before Thanksgiving to the Monday after the holiday is more than 600,000. If you look at the data in terms of reduced flights, it is over 8,000." To make matters even more challenging, the Sunday after Thanksgiving is the busiest travel day of the year, and there are now 35,000 less seats to fill.
Do airline pilots make a lot of money? Do they get along with flight attendants? A first officer dishes to FareCompare CEO Rick Seaney.
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