“We would like to begin boarding our flight at this time.” You are familiar with that friendly boarding announcement from the gate agent. Unfortunately, it means the next 45 minutes of your life will ...

Shouldn’t we be boarding airplanes back to front? That seems to be a common refrain across the internet and in airports as people struggle to make sense of airlines’ increasingly byzantine boarding ...

As a boarding school lifer, (29 years and counting), I’ve seen hundreds of students flourish in the rich culture of learning, friendship, arts, athletics and intellectual discourse. Why? Because ...

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(CNN) — A treasured memory from a flight that started a new life abroad. Tangible proof of how far someone has come from humble beginnings. A perfect book mark. A memento from travels with a loved one ...

Boarding planes early has several perks, including first dibs at overhead bin space and dodging long lines at the gate. With gate crowding becoming more common, American Airlines is implementing new ...

Screen-fatigued parents have been considering an education option that once seemed possible only for those in rarefied circles. By Ronda Kaysen Boarding school had never been in the cards for Landon ...

Boarding passes contain hidden codes that significantly impact your travel experience. The sequence number indicates check-in order, influencing seat allocation and the risk of being bumped from ...

Airlines have been toying with boarding plans and line-jumping shortcuts since they began charging for checked bags 10 years ago. Here, the latest changes and how to make them work for you. By Elaine ...

The U.S. is acknowledging the large-scale and violent treatment of Indigenous students at more than 400 Indian boarding schools run by the federal government between 1819 and 1969, according to a ...

Genevieve Williams lies in failing health in her daughter’s small house on the Tulalip Reservation, haunted by powerful memories. She sees herself as a little girl. Marching everywhere in a line.

In a research room at the Pacific Alaska Region National Archives in Seattle, Denise Lajimodiere suddenly broke into sobs. Reviewing documents that illuminated her late father Leo's boarding school ...