Category Archives for "Airlines".
Brett J. Hart was appointed as interim chief executive officer by the board of directors of United Airlines effective immediately while Oscar Munoz is on medical leave in order to recover from a heart… Continue Reading
If you are a fan of US Airways, today is a bittersweet day for you, as the airline is the latest one which now technically no longer exists. US Airways flight 1939 — named for the year in which the airline… Continue Reading
You see them all over – littered on the ground, in seat-back pockets, and casually dropped in airport trash cans. I’m talking about boarding passes of course. Read on to find out why you are making a… Continue Reading
Oscar Munoz — who is the new chief executive of United Continental Holdings Incorporated — reportedly suffered a heart attack on Thursday, October 15, 2015; and is currently being treated at a hospital… Continue Reading
Commercial airlines based in the United States typically have a policy where you may cancel your flight reservation within 24 hours after you book it — from the time that a ticket was booked if the reservation… Continue Reading
At least three airlines are currently offering an airfare sale for select routes nationwide within the United States. If you have been waiting for lower domestic airfares and are flexible with your schedule,… Continue Reading
Entering the world of bloggers for the first time I will answer your questions pertaining to flying and what it’s like to operate commercial aircraft. Are you curious about the language we use when communicating… Continue Reading
My husband and I were traveling from New York to Munich on Lufthansa using a ticket we had booked with our United Airlines miles. The flight was cancelled due a strike and Lufthansa refused to help us,… Continue Reading
I know Hawaiian isn’t the preferred airline for miles and points travelers, especially when either flying directly to Hawaii or onward to Australia or other international points. Simply the product… Continue Reading
The airline industry is not an easy one. In the best of weeks, most executives are holding on for dear life, and this past week was not the best of weeks. And while none of them had a week of Smisekian… Continue Reading