Summary: Tony Giorgianni, an editor at Consumer Reports, warns against joining a "travel club" that asks for a high up-front fee to join while promising deep travel discounts. What would you say if a couple asked you to give up your airline seat so they could sit together? Or if a child behind you on a plane repeatedly kicked the back of your seat? Steve Loucks from Travel Leaders reports on the results of a survey that asked travelers etiquette questions like those. And what's with the TSA's "Pre-Check" program? Members find themselves sometimes shuttled to lines where they don’t have to remove their shoes, belts, or jackets and may leave their liquids and computers in cases. But other times, they’re directed to the usual lines. Seattle Times travel columnist Carol Pucci reveals the secrets of why “Pre-Check” folks don’t always get a pass. Plus: The week's news in travel and Rudy's deals of the week.
