Traveling this winter? Keep these suggestions in mind.
When a massive snowstorm swept the northeastern U.S. over the holidays, airlines across the country felt the blizzard's impact. In fact, preliminary estimates indicate the storm cost the airlines between $100M and $150M. Learn more about how winter weather can impact your travel plans and what you can do to minimize weather-related disruptions.

New year brings new travel predictions
2010 was an eventful year for the aviation industry. Four airlines (Delta/Northwest and Frontier/Midwest) merged their operations and others (Continental/United and AirTran/Southwest) announced they will soon follow. Volcanic ash temporarily closed much of Europe's airspace, there were concerns about H1N1 and continued terrorist threats, and heightened security measures were implemented. Despite a little turbulence, data released by the Flight Safety Foundation reports 2010 was the sixth-safest year for commercial flights since 1945. So what can frequent fliers expect in 2011?

TSA answers your FAQs
Passengers who have questions about the airport security process, items that are prohibited in carry-on or checked luggage, acceptable forms of ID, and other travel-related information can find the answers to many of their questions on TSA's Web site. Not sure what to do if you lose your ID on vacation? Need to travel with medication? Go to http://www.tsa.gov/ for answers to your frequently asked questions! 

College students win YouTube contest
Two creative students from Butler University earned a free Florida vacation as the grand prize in the Indianapolis Airport Authority's "http://www.youtube.com/user/indairport" YouTube video contest. The video with a holiday theme generated more than 10,300 views during the public voting period.