Sharilyn Lawson

3 weeks ago | medium.com | Sharilyn Lawson

Okay, so… remember that terrifying fire incident on an Air Busan flight a few months ago? Yep, that one where a portable charger basically went full fireball mode mid-air? Yikes. If that story made you rethink everything in your carry-on — you’re not alone. But don’t panic. Today, we’re diving into the must-know travel rules for 2025 that’ll help you avoid drama at 30,000 feet. And hey — this isn’t meant to scare you.

1 month ago | medium.com | Sharilyn Lawson

Is your REAL ID ready? Because if it’s not… your 2025 travel plans might hit a wall at airport security — and fast. May 7, 2025 is the final deadline, and unlike past years, this time it’s not getting pushed. There won’t be any delay this time. If you’re flying anywhere in the U.S. next year and you’re over 18, TSA is not letting you through without a REAL ID or an approved alternative. So how do you know if your current driver’s license is REAL ID compliant? What happens if it’s not?

2 months ago | medium.com | Sharilyn Lawson

Want to know the 8 banned items at airport security before you travel? Airport security regulations are fundamental measures put in place to protect passengers and ensure the safe operation of air travel. The origins of these regulations can be traced back to various major security incidents that significantly impacted aviation, most notably the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.

2 months ago | medium.com | Sharilyn Lawson

Sharilyn Lawson·Follow8 min read·--Welcome back! I haven’t uploaded a post in a few days. I have been so busy uploading videos to my Youtube channel, True Travel Treasures. So sorry for leaving you stranded, so to speak. But, believe me, it is worth the wait from what you are going to learn today. Let’s dive into the SHOCKING U.S. Travel Changes in 2025: Who’s Being Turned Away? If you’re traveling to the U.S. in 2025, STOP right now. You might think you’re all set just because you have a visa.

Mar 12, 2025 | medium.com | Sharilyn Lawson

Sharilyn Lawson·Follow5 min read·--Want to know why airlines overbook flights? Well, we are here to break it down for you. Overbooking is a common practice within the airline industry, driven by strategic financial objectives and a keen understanding of passenger behavior. Airlines utilize advanced statistical models to effectively predict no-show rates — an estimation of how many passengers will fail to board their scheduled flights.