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First and business class equates to more space, better service and faster mileage accumulation, but all of this comes at a price -- be it in the form of money or mileage redemption. We tell you when it's… Continue Reading
This is the irrefutable truth: The pace of business travel exactly mirrors the state of business. When business is good, business travel booms. When business in general turns down, business travel in… Continue Reading
Dec. 31, 1990 — Radisson ends its first frequent guest program — Key Rewards — citing expense and a change of direction in marketing to business travelers. Dec. 1992 — The FAA… Continue Reading
Joe's Web site hits its fourth year, offering wisdom well beyond its age. Joe puts some perspective on a few of the issues near and dear to frequent flyer hearts. Continue Reading
Devaluation at Delta I just received an email from Delta that they are merging the Frequent Flyer and SkyMiles programs at the end of 2006. Of course, this means a mad dash (relatively speaking) of trading… Continue Reading
Continental and JetBlue are about to go to war in Newark. Hmm...a low-fare up-and-comer versus a legacy carrier...wonder what side Joe will choose. Continue Reading
Online travel agencies are outperforming airline Web sites in terms of customer experience, and that is impacting their booking success, according to a recent study by Keynote Systems. The Keynote Customer… Continue Reading
Given all the taxpayer money that's been handed out to struggling airlines, Joe is not amused. His solution? Nationalize 'em. Now, before you think Joe's gone "Che Guevara" on us, hear him out. Continue Reading
A familiar voice wants odds on the next airline to go down, and has some suggestions on how to be a better magazine. What do you think? And from WorldPerks to Flying Dutchman to Flying Blue? All without… Continue Reading
As we noted, Jay and others seem to get caught up in the idea that miles can only be associated with the cost of air travel to be of any value. Ah contraire, we say. Let’s look at all the things… Continue Reading