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First Glimpse of American’s New York Strategy Shows Less Focus on New Yorkers
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We had our first look into the new American’s schedule planning strategy last week when the airline announced how it would deal with its newly-reduced slot holdings at Washington/National and New York/LaGuardia. Slight refresher: As…
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Cranky on the Web (January 13 – 17)
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Airline merger will hurt some cardholders – Philadelphia Inquirer Apparently the decision to stop allowing Amex Platinum access to US Airways clubs is causing quite a stir with some people crying that the airlines promised…
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Topic of the Week: PeopleExpress Tries Yet Again
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Remember when the new PeopleExpress said it would be flying by Summer 2012? Ha, not even close. It bought the certificate for XTRA Airways but that didn’t go anywhere. Now it’s said to be trying…
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When a Stop in Sub-Zero Minneapolis Seems Like a Great Idea (Tales From The Field)
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We all know how terrible the weather was to start the year, and of course, that meant an incredibly busy time for Cranky Concierge. We were able to help a lot of people get home…
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Norwegian’s Efforts to Be a Global Airline Cause Major Fights Here in the US
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When you hear an airline say it wants to be global, that generally means it wants to fly to places around the world. But when Norwegian says it, it means something different. And its competitors…
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American, Delays/Cancellations, Delta, JetBlue, JFK – New York/JFK, ORD – Chicago/O’Hare, United, WeatherAn In-Depth Look at How Airlines Handled the Weather in New York and Chicago
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I’ve had a few notes and comments come in regarding how one airline handled the bad weather last week versus another airline. There’s no question that the airlines handled things differently, and for that reason,…
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Cranky on the Web (January 6 – 10)
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Higher Fees Actually Do Mean Lower Fares, At Least For One Airline – Conde Nast Daily Traveler There is nothing that showers the power of fees like looking at Spirit’s fares over time. It shows…
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Topic of the Week: United Gets Ready to Make SFO Work Better
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We’re finally getting toward the end of United’s tough times at SFO. For awhile now, the operation has been split between its home in Terminal 3 and Terminal 1. When the E gates (formerly occupied…
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Delta Cabin Upgrades Show the Outline of a Domestic Product Plan
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Delta may not have announced it this way, but with yesterday’s decision to rework the cabins on some of the fleet, the airline seems to have decided to put forth the beginnings of a product…
