With the recent video of a passenger getting beaten and kicked off a United Airlines flight, shocking people all over the world, we look at how to use airline status, credit cards and common sense to avoid a similar thing happening to you.

If you’ve been on an airplane recently, you know how stressful it can be. There always seems to be a million delays or your luggage gets lost between connections. Some people are even getting stuck on planes still on the tarmac for hours and hours.

Airlines monitor passengers’ fitness to fly, especially infants, for safety — and an inconsolable baby could trigger a medical evaluation.

You might get kicked off your flight because of your crying baby. It happened to one family. A couple flying with their infant daughter on an Allegiant Air flight says they were removed from the plane after their baby cried for a few minutes, with a flight ...

Natasha Lyonne just proved to the world she can board a plane and make it to her destination without getting kicked off ... and now she's taking things "one flight at a time." Natasha here looks