JetBlue continues to grow in Puerto Rico
For more than a year now JetBlue has been the largest carrier by daily seats in Puerto Rico. And it appears that position is good...
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When guarantees aren’t enough to keep flights running
Reading through some random news bits today I came across a story about Delta choosing to cancel service to Columbia, Missouri. Service cuts to a...
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Blogging to support Superstorm Sandy recovery efforts
I have to admit that I feel a bit guilty about how easily I made it through the ordeal which was Sandy last week. A...
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Confirmation of the gaping hole in TSA Pre✓
A couple weeks ago the discussion about TSA and their flawed implementation of the PreCheck program was all about how passengers could potentially see whether...
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Air New Zealand, Cathay Pacific to partner on Hong Kong service
Seeking greater access for their customers into mainland China markets, Air New Zealand announced an agreement with Cathay Pacific to launch a strategic agreement in December...
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Southwest picks Puerto Rico for initial overwater route expansion
Slowly but surely Southwest is moving to phase out the AirTran brand following the merger of the two companies. And, slowly has definitely been the...
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Hotels.com “enhances” the Welcome Rewards program. Again.
As far as non-brand hotel loyalty programs go, the Hotels.com Welcome Rewards program is my favorite. That’s based mostly on the RoI level it presents...
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Norwegian details long-haul strategy, including operations in Bangkok
Not many budget carriers operate long-haul routes targeted at low-yield holiday destinations. Even fewer operate crew bases thousands of miles from their home base. Norwegian...
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United cutting more 787 service due to delivery delays
United Airlines is facing the delays in delivery of their new 787 Dreamliners with more cuts to the previously announced schedule. The company initially expected...
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Earn miles for supporting Hurricane Sandy recovery efforts
The wind and rain may have stopped but that doesn’t mean the disaster is over. Far from it, really. As the recovery process in the...