Mihelin Travel Bureau, LLC

Mihelin Travel Bureau, LLC Integrity since 1952
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-Escorted, Guided, Tours - Globus, Trafalgar, Brendan, etc..
-Pilgrimages & Spiritual Tours
-Best service to find the best airfares
-Car and Hotel rentals throughout the world
-Translations - Professionally done and notarized by multi lingual professor.. -PUNOMOCI, IZJAVE
- Fully licensed and registered in Ohio, ARC, IATAN, CLIA, ASTA

07/27/2024

The End of an Era

After many great years, it’s time to part ways with the building that has been the heart of Mihelin Travel Bureau for the past 34 plus years.

While it is a bittersweet moment, we're ready for new beginnings. Thank you to everyone who has supported us along the way.

07/26/2024

Zlatko Pejakovic · Song · 1993

07/26/2024

Attention

Our location at 4118 St. Clair, Cleveland is officially closed as of today! Building is sold 😥

Phone numbers are still working!

https://www.jacustoms.gov.jm/article/electronic-c5
09/04/2023

https://www.jacustoms.gov.jm/article/electronic-c5

Electronic C5 Form The online version of the Immigration/Customs Declaration (C5) Form will allow air passengers to input their information in advance of travelling and to submit same online, through a secured portal. Click here or the image above to go to the Electronic C5 Form.

Aviation industry may see delays and cancelations for a decade
07/26/2023

Aviation industry may see delays and cancelations for a decade

Aviation experts predict Americans may face another decade of persistent flight cancelations and delays amid ongoing staffing shortages.

Frontier Airlines admits staff get BONUSES for oversized luggage
03/11/2023

Frontier Airlines admits staff get BONUSES for oversized luggage

Frontier Airlines has admitted it dishes out $10 bonuses to staff every time they charge a customer for their oversized luggage.

https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/etias/us-citizens/
01/08/2023

https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/etias/us-citizens/

US citizens can currently travel to Europe’s Schengen Zone without a visa or any prior authorization. However, it is expected that starting from November 2023, all US citizens will have to obtain a quick online document known as ETIAS before entering any of the EU/Schengen member countries. ETIAS ...

12/29/2022

New Beginnings in 2023 !

Due to many, many factors, we will no longer have our office open for walk in business. We are still struggling with losses of criminal intrusion. The slowdown in our business due to many outsiders not supporting our business, small business in general, it seems. Big business is already very well off. We find it very difficult to understand why someone would rather book on EXPEDIA! We are disappointed that clients are more and more impatient and when we get busy, never call back to see "what the heck ".
BUT - we are not gone yet! Our new address for mailing is per individual request.
Email: [email protected] for translations and such.
[email protected] for travel requests.
Phone number is still the same - 216-431-5710 OR 216-272-7554.
We are waiting for your support. Thank You.

Happy New Years to all our loyal clientele and thank you for your business. We are here for you.

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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) could soon rule on whether or not airlines will be able to make passenger seat...
10/18/2022

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) could soon rule on whether or not airlines will be able to make passenger seats even smaller.

Congress in 2018 directed the FAA to issue rules for minimum dimensions for passenger seats that are necessary for passenger safety. The FAA undertook a number of simulated emergency evacuations to see what the minimum seat size could be while also keeping passengers safe in the event of an emergency.

Now, ahead of the ruling, the FAA is asking for public comments, which could influence the final say.

“The FAA seeks public comment on the minimum seat dimensions that are necessary for passenger safety,” the FAA said this week.

The FAA wants to allow airlines to pack cabins as much as possible as long as the maximum seat capacity of the airplane can be evacuated to the ground under simulated emergency conditions within 90 seconds.

That could potentially allow seats to get even smaller, which could further exacerbate the pain people with disabilities or those with children or pets experience during travel—the seat pitch, width, and length of passenger seats on aircraft could all be dictated by the ruling.

According to the office of New York Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, who is leading calls for public comments on the FAA ruling, legroom has dropped from 35 inches prior to airline deregulation in the 1970s to about 31 inches today. Airline seat width has also dropped, going from 18.5 inches in the 1990s to about 17 inches today.

The FAA it will not make a ruling until it allows for public comments through Oct. 31.

“The FAA invites comments on minimum seat dimensions necessary for passenger safety,” it said.

It is not requesting comments “regarding matters unrelated to the agency’s determination…such as how the dimensions of passengers seats might relate to passenger comfort or convenience,” it said.

Rather, it wants to know how smaller seats could impact safety during an evacuation, in particular how it could impact those passengers with children or with disabilities.

Information about filing airline related complaint for safety and security, airline service, and disability and discrimination complaints.

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