Brett
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The Airlines See Only Sunshine and Rainbows
The JP Morgan Industrials Conference was held this week, and that’s the place to watch for airlines to lay out how the…
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Los Cabos and La Paz Couldn’t Be More Different (Travelogue)
This may come as a shock, but I am not a fancy man. Ok, that’s probably not going to surprise anyone. But…
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Better Airline Data Has Arrived
One thing that’s relatively unique about the US airline industry is that there is good access to data thanks to the government’s…
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Southwest Leaves O’Hare and Dulles
During the pandemic, Southwest had a plan. It thought it could reliably serve the primary airport in cities where it already had…
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Cranky on the Web: Iran, Summer Airfare, Skiplagging
How the Iran War Could Affect Your Summer Airfare: What You Need to Know and When to Book – Investopedia This isn’t…
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Señor Air Has the Best Name and an Experience to Match (Travelogue)
Feeling rested after a couple days in Puerto Vallarta, I grabbed an Uber to take me to the airport for a flight…
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Aeromexico Does It Right in the Air but Not on the Ground (Travelogue)
After an action-packed visit to Mexico City, I was ready to move on and catch my breath. I had originally planned to…
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Fares Are Going to Have to Rise Quickly
If things were looking too good in the airline industry, friends, don’t worry. The government is here to help change that. In…
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Earnings Tidbits From a Massively Successful IAG
International Airlines Group (IAG) quite possibly has the most boring name of any airline company, but it is also one of the…
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Cranky on the Web: Spirit Again, the Chicago Conundrum, “Out of Control” Passengers, Mexico
Iran war threatens $11.7 trillion global travel industry as passengers get caught in crossfire – CNBC I know the headline is about…
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The United B777-200s Are Living on Borrowed Time
There is no other airplane in the US quite like it. United’s B777-200s in the domestic configuration are massive passenger haulers meant…
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Mexico City is More Than Worth the Visit (Travelogue)
It had been more than twenty years since I last visited Mexico City, and I was excited to return. After all, my…