Rick lays out the best way to save money when traveling to multiple cities in Europe. Check out Rick’s blog to see how it’s done.

Some people say the best way to save money without sacrificing comfort when traveling overseas is to buy three coach seats instead of one business class seat. Is it really the right way to fly? Rick answers this question, and shows that sometimes three coach seats aren’t quite what you bargained for. Get the full story here.

Barbara writes:
My husband and I purchased airline tickets for ourselves as well as one for my stepson. My stepson was not able to make the planned trip. Because he was not checked in, the airline sold his ticket (that WE paid for) to someone else. How can an airline do that? Arent we entitled to something if we pay for it even if we dont use it?

It’s a problem travelers run into frequently. Rick answers Barbara, and shows you how to secure a refund if you’re owed one. Get the full story here.

If your flight is listed as “delayed” by two hours and then takes off on-time, the airline is responsible if you miss it right? Well, not necessarily. Find out from Rick what the delay listing really means, and if you have any rights when a false delay keeps you from getting to your plane on-time. Click here for the full story on flight delays.