Airlines know the seats people like best and therefore will pay the most for. Therefore, they separate the cabin into categories and charge fees according to the demand for each …
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The One Active Division of Pan Am That’s Still Up & Running
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegDuring “the golden age of flying,” the U.S. had 3 iconic airlines among others: Eastern Air Lines, Trans World Airlines (TWA) and Pan American World Airways (Pan Am). They were …
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I understand that this complaint might seem unfair. How can I complain about airlines making power outlets difficult to access when many airlines don’t even provide power outlets? However, if …
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I don’t know about you, but for me, I think the ultimate in travel luxury would be a lifetime pass, or its equivalent, to something. Walt Disney World sold such …
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Dear JetBlue, Please get yourself together. Sincerely, Joe & Sharon from Your Mileage May Vary Since we live in Orlando, Sharon and I are interested in JetBlue remaining a viable …
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BUSTED! Airlines Cracking Down on Another Hack to Pay Less For Checked Bags
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegAlthough airlines are still (begrudgingly) working through allowing families to sit together for free, they do, at least, allow young families to check a stroller and car seat for free. …
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If you’re at an airport, more often than not, you have one of two goals. You either want to get on that plane and get to where you’re going, or …
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Study: Airlines More Likely to Respond to You on One Particular Social Media Platform
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegWhen everything with your airline reservation and flight goes well, it’s like you’ve won the lottery. If something doesn’t go well – they changed your flight time and it doesn’t …
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It’s always exciting when the TSA adds new airlines to its list of participants in TSA PreCheck. It means not having to stand on the “regular” queue at the airport, …
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The Airlines That Allow You to Transfer Your Airline Ticket to Someone Else
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegSay you’ve bought your airline ticket, you’re past the 24-hour cancellation mark, and something happens. You can’t go. Unless you’ve bought a refundable ticket or have some form of travel …