Holiday travel: 6 things to know if you haven't been on a plane since last year. Joining the throngs of travelers boarding a plane this holiday season? If you haven't been on a plane since last year's Thanksgiving or Christmas getaway, a mixed bag of airline changes await. Among the bad news: Baggage fees are higher. On the positive side: You'll find more free in-flight entertainment and instant messaging.

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Holiday travel season is officially here. And since it’s that time of year when airports are the busiest, which could mean a pre-flight meal is all the more important in starting off that family vacation on the right note. So don’t waste time or coin, here’s an updated guide to navigate the dining at Miami International Airport (MIA).

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is expecting another record Thanksgiving holiday travel season this year, with more than 25 million people forecasted to travel between Nov. 16-26, a nearly seven percent increase over 2017.

TSA’s slogan “Don’t Lose Your Booze” probably addresses the most travelers who need to learn what they can and can’t bring on a plane. But “Keep Your Guns” also could be used, both nationally and in Florida.