Train troubles in NYC? Time to blame Harold!
Just how do the multitude of trains crossing the East River in NYC deal with navigating the labyrinth of tracks? Turns out some guy named...
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Delta to lease AirTran 717s from Southwest
When Southwest bought out AirTran they were quite up front about their desire to get rid of the 717s in their newly acquired fleet. Thanks...
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United announces service between Denver and Tokyo
Looking to further leverage the value of the 787 Dreamliner on long, thin routes, United Airlines has announced today that they will be launching service...
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Gogo shoots for the stars, launches satellite-based solution
In-flight internet provider Gogo has teamed up with AeroSat to offer Ku-band satellite connectivity to their customers. This offering will augment the other solutions the...
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Yet another “not all elites really are” moment
It seems that some folks are still in denial about the fact that some customers are more valuable to an airline than others. Then again,...
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An about face on a mistake fare
And this one is working out in favor of the consumers. The recent hullabaloo about the premium cabin fares priced ex-Rangoon to various destinations at...
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New DCA slot authorities awarded
The wait is over. A couple months after carriers applied to provide service for four new slot pairs at Washington’s Reagan National Airport the DoT...
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PeoplExpress flies into trouble, before they actually fly
When the announcement came out that the PeoplExpress brand was looking to get back into the skies it also included an announcement about a loyalty...
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Check out my new podcast: Points Hoarder!
I’ve never been above a bit of shameless self-promotion and I see no need to start now. Fozz, Stephen and I have started up a...
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What is the real impact of 49 CFR 41712 § 399.88(a) for travelers?
Odds are you don’t know the answer to this question. I know that I have no certain answer to it. But I do know that...