Skeptics of the program have little reason not to participate. If you think they’re providing too much value to be sustainable, that would seem to be an even stronger reason to go all-in with the program (to benefit from the excess value they’re delivering).
Southwest Airlines Passenger Stunned As Seatmate Casually Snorts Coke With Dunkin Donuts Card And $5 Bill
A Southwest Airlines passenger flying from Baltimore to Denver on Wednesday reportedly pulled out a “steel box [with] lots of bottles inside.” While the passenger seated across from him at first thought that it was medicine, the man “proceed[ed] to use his Dunkin’ Donuts loyalty card to start cutting up lines of cocaine.”
Airport Worker Goes Viral for Mooning Pilot Who Chastised Him: ‘Here’s My Real Salute’ [Roundup]
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Delta Boeing 737 Lost Wing Flap Mid-Air—Nobody Knew Until It Appeared In Raleigh Driveway The Next Morning
On July 1, 2025, Delta Air Lines flight 3247 — a Boeing 737‑900ER flying from Atlanta to Raleigh-Durham —landed safely, unaware that a piece of the plane had come off. During the post-landing inspection, ground crew found a piece of the left wing trailing-edge flap missing.
Leak Reveals Delta’s New A350-1000 Suites Set To Upend U.S. Business Class Market
Delta is planning for a premium-heavy Airbus A350-1000 widebody, with the first plane being delivered next year. These planes will feature a new Delta One Suite in business class, as well as new economy seats.
1.83 Million Amex Points Gone In Seconds—Tariffs Force CEO To Torch Hard-Won Rewards
Here’s a CEO who spent 1.83 million American Express Membership Rewards points to cover a surprise tariff bill at the guitar pedal manufactuing company he runs in Oklahoma Cty.
American Airlines Admits Mistake, Reverses Controversial Cut: Pajamas And Mattress Pads Coming To Business Class This Summer
American has decided to reverse course on pajamas. There will also be mattress pads. And they won’t be taking away the slippers to pay for it.
“It’s Just a Sign”: Marriott Hotel’s Absurd Reason For Refusing To Honor Elite Check-In Benefits
Big busy chain hotels can often have long lines to check in – nothing like what you’ll find in Las Vegas, where guests can stand in line for hours – but interminable feeling after a long flight when you just want to get to your room.
Properties that are unwilling to fully staff their front desks have turned to technology. But one of the better benefits that many of the big hotel programs offer is the elite check-in line.
American Airlines Flight Diverts To Tiny Desert Airport With No Staff—Passengers Pay Hundreds To Escape After Strange Diversion
A major wind stom in Las Vegas kept planes from landing on Tuesday. American’s Chicago to Las Vegas flight 2254 made an unusal diversion – to Bullhead City, Arizona, an airport that lacks commercial service.
Woman Who Abandoned Dog at Pittsburgh Airport, Flew To Mexico, Pays Just $150 Fine-Animal Cruelty Charges Dropped [Roundup]
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