TASK DEFINITION: Given a travel related situation, and given a specific question about the situation, summarize the question into a title
PROBLEM: I wil be flying with United Airlines (basic economy) to the US. The fight consists of two parts: One trans-Atlantic international flight, and one (US) domestic flight, all on the same United Airlines ticket. 

Now, the carry-on baggage rules here state that "Most travelers can bring on board one full-sized carry-on bag plus one personal item free of charge. If you have purchased Basic Economy for a trans-Atlantic flight, you'll still be allowed both carry-on items. For all other Basic Economy tickets, you will only be allowed one personal item". Does the restiction to one personal item apply in my case? Or does it not apply as one part of the flight is an trans-Atlantic one?


SOLUTION: Carry-on baggage restrictions for United Airlines?

PROBLEM: Alright, the story is simple. I don't have a valid PR card with me, my new card will arrive by mail to my apartment in Montreal. A friend will mail it to me. Tomorrow I'm travelling 

MONTREAL -> NEW-YORK -> SAN-FRANCISCO

So, will United demand to see my PR card (which I don't have), or will they let me leave? I don't know if this is important but I have a B1/B2 visa to travel to the USA.

I have read their site about document requirements, but the formulation is ambiguous. Any tips?

Thank you for your time.


SOLUTION: United Airlines travel documents needed for a permanent resident of Canada

PROBLEM: My husband and I are flying to Queenstown in January 2019 (Summer). We will be hiring a car and driving to Milford Sound, Te Anau, Roys Peak, and Mount Cook. I do have a problem with motion sickness especially on mountainous area if the roads get too curvy. I am very excited to go there but a bit anxious thinking about the motion sickness. I usually throw up if it gets too much. I just was curious to know if it will be really bad all the way or just patches of curvy road(which I can handle most of the time).    

Any Information/advise will be useful to me so I can be prepared or make changes to our trip since we still have time to change bookings. 


SOLUTION:
Are the roads in South Island in New Zealand very curvy?