It’s happened once again, another controversy on board an American airline — this time JetBlue, a carrier known for having great customer service. You can watch the video here. Apparently, […]
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Visiting the Viking Ship Museum in Oslo, Norway
The Vikings have a reputation for being ruthless plunderers but the image of the savage viking obscures the fact that the Vikings maintained a thriving society and made monumental advancements […]
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Update on the Airlines Laptop Ban for Europe
We still don’t know exactly what’s going to happen with the new laptop/electronics ban set to go into effect for flights departing Europe and arriving in the US but we […]
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Let me preface this by saying that this article is in no way a defense of the recent shenanigans that we’ve seen from the legacy carriers: United, American, and Delta. […]
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While the AAdvantage program catches a continuous and mostly (well-deserved) flogging from the miles and points community due to lack of award seats on many routes, AAdvantage miles still hold exceptional value […]
Read moreAir Canada to Launch Its Own Loyalty Program
Air Canada just announced its decision to launch its own loyalty program in 2020 when its current contractual agreement expires with Aimia, the operator of Aeroplan. For those not aware, Aeroplan […]
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The Platinum Card® from American Express vs the Chase Sapphire Reserve 2017
In light of the new changes to the The Platinum Card® from American Express, I wanted to take a closer look at a comparison between the Platinum Card and the […]
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How to Pool Hilton Honors Points
In April of 2017, Hilton released one of the best changes to its Hilton Honors program: “points pooling.” Many hotel loyalty programs force you to jump through hoops to transfer […]
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Warning: Using AA Miles to Book Partners
American Airlines AAdvantage miles catch a lot of flak and rightfully so. It can incredibly difficult to utilize those miles on domestic routes (that you’d actually want to fly) and […]
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The Laptop Ban Might Be Extended to Flights from Europe
In March, both the US and the UK implemented laptop bans for flights departing from several countries in the Middle East. Interestingly, we saw the UK exempt Qatar and the […]
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