Rick Seaney, co-founder of FareCompare.com - is a world-class air travel expert.
FareCompare.com presides over a kingdom of sophisticated software that searches out fares and destinations at a billion combinations per query - while keeping track of 500 airlines serving more than 270,000 markets around the globe.
And all of Rick's data is updated continuously - in real-time.
No wonder he's the media's go-to guy for all things air travel. He's got the answers. And he loves to share his knowledge.
That's why Rick and the team created FareCompare.com - to help everyone become an air travel expert, and get the best deals first -- every time they fly.
I’m all for actual security improvements – but these machines were pretty useless. At CVG, I’ve never seen them consistently used. This morning, and often, they directed every second or third person through. Sometimes, they were only used when no one was in them, so not to cause an extra line, so if the machine was in use, they would just direct passengers around. At T3 at EWR, these machines were placed in the dumbest place possible, blocking access for most people to be able to finish pushing your bags through the x-ray machine. So on the one hand, you had TSA personal insisting each passenger make sure they push their own bags through, since they were not there to do that, and on the other, you have this $100,000 + machine, which wasn’t even doing what it was supposed to do, blocking the way.