How All the American Airlines Trouble Affects Flyers and What You Can Do – Conde Nast Daily Traveler
If you’re a traveler, you don’t care who is at fault when it comes to American’s operational problems. You want to know if it’s really that bad, and if so, what you can do about it. That’s the focus of this column.
In the Trenches: Making the Case for a Full-Time Employee – Intuit Small Business Blog
We keep growing at Cranky Concierge, and I’m finally on the verge of being able to justify a full time employee. The idea is pretty exciting.
How do you get upgraded at the gate on a flight? – The Globe and Mail
I was asked how to get upgraded when you fly. It’s not so easy these days.
2 comments on “Cranky on the Web (October 1- 5)”
I posted a reply to this, pushing your kind of service on the CNtravel site. I’m not sure it went through. In short, excellent advice. My additions are:
Fly as early as possible and when appropriate, employ a travel assistant suck as Cranky. Perhaps dull at times, but cheap insurance when schedules, weather etc. go to hell. That background assistant WILL cover you and find solutions, often before you even know that problems exist. I also stressed being loyal to an assistant. I use a different one (sorry), but they have done very well for me in recent years. If I ever have to make a change, I’ll come to Cranky. -C.
So many issues with AA, it would seem like sabotage against the airline from within. Sad if that is true.