We’ve gone over the history of US-based lifetime airline passes in the past. We also let you know the details when an “all you can fly” pass, which would be…
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When an airline makes a change that they know passengers won’t like, they tend to do it quietly and hope that no one will notice (Spoilers: they always notice). But…
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No one likes pushy people, but no one likes it when status affects how someone treats others either. So when an entitled woman and a United 1K member have a…
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When you’re prepared to fly and have your boarding pass in hand, you’ll see there’s a bunch of gobbledegook that’s on it. They’re all code that gate agents and flight…
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I’ve been traveling regularly since the early 1990s. I had my favorite piece of luggage ever, in the form of a Samsonite Silhouette EZ Cart, and man, that thing went…
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If you travel enough, you’re eventually going to find some places that have been hyped to the max but turn out to be real duds, as far as you’re concerned.…
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If you travel on a regular basis, you’ll invariably wind up in a hotel where flight crew are staying overnight. This just means that the airline has a contract with…
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It seems like whenever you’re flying and wind up having a dispute with an airline employee, there’s a fine line between making your point and getting your butt kicked off…
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Owning stock in a publicly traded company is a way to potentially earn money. You always hear wild stories about people who purchased stock in a company, and X amount…
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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) usually has a pretty good idea of when any or all U.S. airports will be particularly crowded. Thanksgiving and the Christmas holiday weeks are, historically,…
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