Category Archives for "Airlines".
Delta’s premium international business class product is Delta One. You will also find Delta One aboard cross-country flights between JFK and LAX or SFO. While planning an anniversary and birthday… Continue Reading
Earning elite level status in the Altitude frequent flier loyalty program starting in 2017 will be tied to how much you spend annually on eligible Air Canada flights with the introduction on Friday, January… Continue Reading
Ever wondered what pilots do between flights at the airport? Do they go into their secret rooms (pilot lounges) at the airport, print flight plans, check the weather, and doing boring routine stuff?… Continue Reading
The AAdvantage frequent flier loyalty program will change to base rewards on the airfares paid by customers of American Airlines rather than distance traveled; and beginning with the membership year of… Continue Reading
After 28 years, the Gold Circle frequent flier loyalty program of Aer Lingus will be closing on Thursday, March 31, 2016; and it will be replaced with the rollout of AerClub, whose earnings by members… Continue Reading
“Last week the U.S. Department of Transportation quietly issued a ruling on an issue that had vexed the chasers of mistake fares for the last several months. The practical result… Continue Reading
By now, you’ve probably heard that American Airlines will be joining Delta and United in giving you redeemable miles based on what you spend and your elite status. Frankly, I’m surprised that… Continue Reading
Last week the U.S. Department of Transportation quietly issued a ruling on an issue that had vexed the chasers of mistake fares for the last several months. The practical result of the ruling is… Continue Reading
American Airlines, today, confirmed their intentions to begin service from their Los Angeles hub to Auckland, New Zealand, in cooperation with fellow oneworld alliance partner Qantas Airways. American… Continue Reading
I have heard good things about Etihad Airways; and this is the first time I fly on an airplane operated by that airline as a passenger. I walked up to the counter at the gate in Terminal 4 of John F… Continue Reading