Falling asleep on the job – and waking up in a different city
Getting caught falling asleep on the job is always an awkward situation. It is made that much worse when the job involves working for an...
JetBlue
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United raises fees; Qantas cuts them
A couple bits of news on the “fee” front from over the weekend. Good news out of Oz as Qantas has cut one of the...
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jetBlue ups the ante in the Boston transcon fight
Airlines seem to be paying scant attention to the economic downturn these days, with fare wars breaking out all over the place. Since Virgin America...
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Details emerging on TrueBlue 2
JetBlue’s loyalty program, TrueBlue, is due for a revision. As far back as last June during the JFK T5 tour that I arranged they were...
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Row44 finally flying
The battles between in-flight internet service providers are rather entertaining. The two main players, Row44 and Aircell (provider of the gogo service) are after each...
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Boston (really) joins the Southwest family
Southwest has had service to the “Boston area” for a dozen years now through their operations at Providence, RI and Manchester, NH. Later this year...
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jetBlue and Sabre announce deal for reservations system
I’m generally a big fan of the jetBlue product but have been a bit of a sourpuss on a few things that they do, notably...
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The idiocy of change fees
Actually, I don’t really bemoan change fees too much. I understand (as much as any mere mortal can understand the vagaries of airline Revenue Management)...
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Earnings season, jetBlue style
It is earnings season on Wall Street, and jetBlue took their turn today. They lost some money, but not too much, all things considered. The...
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Open Skies, eh?
The European Open Skies coverage is spreading. It was announced today that Canada has reached an agreement with the EU to remove just about every...