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Executive Valet Parking recently added to its operation on the Suffield/Windsor, CT line something entirely new -- a self-service kiosk where travelers departing from Bradley International Airport can check in to park their cars in about 15 seconds.

Extra TSA security measures including body scanners, hand swabs, and pat-downs equal more stress, long lines, and delays at U.S. airports. Add to that the press of spring break travelers, and many are seeking solutions to make the experience easier.

ParkSleepFly.com, Inc. has extended its airport park-sleep-fly business to the mobile sector with its introduction of ParkSleepFly Mobile, a new version of its popular site for mobile devices including Internet cell phones, Blackberrys, and PDAs.

Getting to the airport on time, finding reasonably priced parking, and departing as scheduled are some of today's toughest challenges. Many find it hard to afford increasing air travel expenses. Jack Lambert of ParkSleepFly.com has some suggestions.

Heightened airport security delays, missed flights due to traffic, scarce airport parking, and airline charges for once-free amenities are driving travelers online in search of ways to make flying easier. Two websites are helping travelers to cope.

Suffield, CT-based Executive Valet Parking is expanding. The off-airport parking company recently added new shuttle buses, a new facility in Fort Myers, FL, and has hired and promoted staff. It's an unlikely success story in hard times like these.

ParkSleepFly.com Eases Big-three Holiday Headaches: Waistline, Wallet, and Stress. Pressures to overeat and overspend during the holidays drive people to worry about how they can maintain their healthy habits. A website, ParkSleepFly.com, can help.

Savvy air travelers who want to enjoy not dread the experience of getting to their destination during the holidays are looking for ways to minimize stress. Jack Lambert, managing partner of www.ParkSleepFly.com has a few tips for them.