One of the most common reasons for flights to be cancelled is the weather. Unlike a mechanical delay, where the airline is at fault and bears some responsibility for assisting the displaced passengers, a weather delay is not considered to be the airline’s fault and they are exempted from any …

Great question! Yes, it is important to tell your Travel-On agent of any changes you make directly with an airline (hotel, car rental, etc.). Consider this example: At the time of John’s ticket purchase with Travel-On he is assigned 34E, the best available seat, and the agent sends the reservation …

That depends on the lot operator. Most of the third-party airport satellite lots will dig vehicles out, however, these surface lots can hold hundreds (or even thousands) of vehicles so it isn’t a quick process. Some lots allow travelers to call or email with their parking spot number and approximate …