Ice cream and eye masks and ear plugs, oh my!
Delta is looking to make long-haul economy class travel just a wee bit more comfortable. The carrier is now offering sleep kits to coach passengers...
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Lawsuit decided against Rabbi in frequent flyer account termination
Remember the Rabbi who sued Northwest Airlines for terminating his frequent flyer account? He lost his final appeal today as the US Supreme Court ruled...
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What’s important to your flight booking selection?
I’ve talked a lot about how I choose flights and how the industry trends seem to shift as well. But until last week I cannot...
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Today’s new, crazy flight route is…
Non-stop service from Houston to Stavanger, Norway is coming at the end of August. SAS believes they’ve identified a niche market which is ready to...
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Delta’s shortest-lived route ever?
On 17 February 2014 Delta announced service between Chicago and London in conjunction with their new joint venture partner Virgin Atlantic. Delta would operate the...
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Inside United’s new terminal B at Boston
Consolidation is finally coming for United’s operations at Boston’s Logan International Airport. In just a few weeks the carrier will shift all their flights from...
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Qantas Frequent Flyer switching to a fixed-earning scheme
Want a more complex points-earning system? Check out the new Qantas Frequent Flyer scheme announced today. The company is shifting from a distance-based earning scheme...
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United adds Azul as Brazilian partner
United Airlines and Azul, Brazil’s third largest carrier, have quietly linked up, offering connections and frequent flyer earning to United passengers connecting to the roughly...
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Southwest’s new DCA route map takes shape
More details are emerging on the plans Southwest has for their recently acquired slots at Washington’s National Airport (DCA). Starting in August and continuing through...
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Some thoughts on Lufthansa’s Premium Economy announcement
Lufthansa‘s in-flight product adjustments seem to come almost in spite of itself. The carrier has bemoaned advances in the business class product standards and, only...