Brett
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Cranky on the Web (May 26 – June 1)
Delta tests ‘basic economy’ fares on some flights – Atlanta Journal-Constitution The AJC wrote about Delta’s Basic Economy fares out of Detroit…
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Topic of the Week: Hacking the 787
Word is out that there might be a way to hack into the 787 and do terrible things. Anyone think this is…
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Touring the Ghosts of Douglas Aircraft Company’s Past
As a Long Beach resident and airline dork, I have a special connection with Douglas airplanes. As World War II ramped up,…
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Four Hours in Phoenix (Trip Report)
When my wife gave birth to our son in January, one of my best friends hopped in the car from Phoenix and…
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Some United Elites are Over-Entitled, But It’s United’s Fault
If you’re a United frequent flier, you certainly know by now that the airline’s CFO gave a talk at an investors’ conference…
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Preview: The Ghosts of Douglas’s Past
I’m not posting today because of the holiday, but I thought I’d include a great picture from this weekend’s activities. That is…
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Cranky on the Web (May 21 – 25)
Atlanta’s New International Terminal Opened—Here’s How it Will Benefit You – Conde Nast Daily Traveler The overly-expensive new terminal in Atlanta is…
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Topic of the Week: Are United Clubs More Crowded?
I had a reader write in suggesting that since the merger with Continental and the introduction of “free” club access with a…
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Delta to Shrink Its Fleet of Small Jets, Significantly Improve Customer Experience with New Pilot Agreement
This week, Delta accomplished something incredibly rare… it came to a new tentative agreement with its pilots 7 months BEFORE the contract…
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Cathay Pacific Lets Social Media Stars into Its San Francisco Lounge
Cathay Pacific has recently embarked on what is at the very least, a truly unique and interesting experiment. Those who have a…
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A Dark Future for Europe’s Legacy Airlines
Over the last decade, Europe’s big three airline groups, IAG (owner of British Airways/Iberia), Air France/KLM, and Lufthansa Group, have all been…
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Cranky on the Web (May 14 – 18)
In the Trenches: Benefits – Intuit Small Business Blog The menu of benefits to be provided to employees is surprisingly large. They…