Brett
-
Volaris, the Purest ULCC (Travelogue)
At long last, it was time to fly home (and end this lengthy travelogue). Well, at least, it was time to fly…
-
Spirit’s December and January Show Improvement, Future Schedules Slashed
At long last, Spirit has released its monthly operating reports for December and January. It’s been three months since the dreadful November…
-
Cranky on the Web: TSA Chaos
Trump says he’ll sign order to pay TSA agents as travel chaos continues – NPR Morning Edition The question of what travelers…
-
The CRJ450 Shows Off United’s Aggressive Creativity
United made it easy for me this week. The airline held its big media day right in my background at United’s hangar…
-
TAR Was a Wild Ride (Travelogue)
You may be wondering why I went to La Paz for one night in the first place when I could have just…
-
I’m Not Loving Elite Status
Last year that I realized my flying plans lined up in a way that meant I’d find myself qualifying for elite status…
-
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…
-
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…
-
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…
-
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…
-
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…
-
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…