Brett
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Tales From the Volcano
Now that European airports are open and (as far as I know), no planes have fallen out of the sky, it’s time…
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JFK’s Virtual Slots Help Reduce Lengthy Ground Delays
One of the biggest complaints that I see when we start talking about long ground delays here on the blog is that…
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Cranky on the Web (April 19 – 23)
Ash Wednesday: Icelandic Volcano Impact on Airlines Worse Than 9/11 – BNET You all know how ugly it’s been in Europe with…
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Alaska Switches Up Bag Fees, Some Good and Some Bad News
Whenever I see discussion of an airline simplifying fees, it usually means that they’re jacking them up. Alaska, well, ok, so they…
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Travel Tools I Love: KVS Tool
I’ve decided that it’s time to start a new series here on the blog called Travel Tools I Love. Hopefully these tools…
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Why Toronto is a Bad Idea (for Virgin America)
It’s apparently Canada week here on the blog since this is my second post about that frozen country up north. This time,…
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European Airlines Enter Third Stage of Grief In Trying to Cope with Volcano
Poor European airline execs. They’ve suffered a great (revenue) loss and now they’re trying to cope with the pain. It looks like…
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Southwest Walks Away From WestJet, Now What?
In a move that surprised nobody, Southwest told WestJet to take a hike last week after their relationship fell on hard times.…
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Carry-On Guide for Misinformed Senators
Wondering why I’m posting on a Sunday? Well, it’s to welcome Washington Post readers to the site. See, today I had an…
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Cranky on the Web (April 12 – 16)
WiFi When You Fly: A Battle of the Business Models – BNET Is there a difference for the customer between GoGo and…
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Volcano Decides to Halt European Flights Since Nobody is Striking This Week
It’s a rare week when there isn’t a strike at a European airline, but this appears to be one of them. Unhappy…
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Be Wary of United.com Promo Codes
A distraught reader sent me a note yesterday about a bonus mile offer he received from United, and I thought it was…