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This Week on BNET (March 9 – 13)
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News and Notes From United’s 10-K United’s 10-K gave us some interesting bits on its Mileage Plus redemptions, bmi partnership, and its credit card processing agreements. Visiting Lumexis, a New Competitor in the Inflight Entertainment…
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American Pulls Out of Dallas/Love Field, Turns on the Spin Machine
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The whole point of PR is to try to spin an issue in your favor, but sometimes the spin is so strong, you feel like you’re riding the teacups at Disneyland. Yesterday, American announced it…
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Why Exactly Did United End E-fare Emails?
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According to Today in the Sky, United is no longer going to send E-fare emails to its customers. E-fares, the ones that are for last minute weekend travel, will still be around on the United…
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A Surprisingly Painless Interaction with United Reservations
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Anyone who has had the pleasure of dealing with United’s reservation agents since they shipped the majority of calls overseas knows that it’s generally one of the most unpleasant experiences imaginable. I’ve had countless problematic…
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First Look: Testing the US Airways In-Seat Video System
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They’ve been talking about it for awhile, but it wasn’t until yesterday that US Airways turned on the screens for a two month test of a new in-seat entertainment system. The system, made by Lumexis,…
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Air Asia’s Really Odd Promotion to Turn Bloggers into Pilots
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I know that being a pilot doesn’t hold nearly as much caché as it used to, but Air Asia is really trying to drive this profession into the ground even further. They need pilots, so…
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This Week on BNET (March 2-6)
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Welcome Airfarewatchdog readers! Please come on in and take a look around. I post my usual snarkiness Monday through Friday with this post on what I’ve written over at BNET capping the week on Saturday.…
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Resurrecting Eastern Airlines Belongs in the “Awful Idea” Hall of Fame
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The rumors are flying that a plan to bring the Eastern Airlines name back is under way. This is easily one of the worst ideas I’ve seen in a long time. Bringing back a defunct…
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The New Alitalia Has Low Loads, Big Losses, and New Competition
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Time flies, doesn’t it? It seems like just yesterday that Alitalia was finally being privatized, but it’s actually been a few months. I thought it was time to check in on the airline to see…
