So far only 8 out of three dozen Destination Hotels have dates set for joining, and there’s no list of properties which won’t become part of Hyatt. Of course some Destination Hotels will become part of other Hyatt brands.
Redeem Hawaii Awards for Just 7500 Miles Each Way (Even Better: 12,500 for First Class)
I’m going to show you one of the remarkable uses of Citi points. Would you believe 60,000 points is enough for (8) flights to Hawaii — and not just from the West Coast, but including connections from the East Coast as well?
Pilot Tries to Drink Wine Inflight, Korean Air Demotes Flight Attendant Who Stopped Him
I worry that the culture of Korean Air, Delta’s anti-trust immunized revenue-sharing joint venture partner across the Pacific, may be broken if a pilot is so bold as to seek alcohol inflight rather than sneaking it inflight, and a crewmember who protects the aircraft winds up disciplined — more seriously, even, than the pilot.
I Don’t Think This Chinese Airline Understands How Maintenance Works
Xiamen Airlines, which operates an all-Boeing fleet of about 165 737 and 787s, doesn’t seem to understand the basics of aircraft maintenance – or at the very least their social media team does not.
American Airlines Passenger Told to Wear a Blanket or Else She Couldn’t Fly
This isn’t an incident of too sexy to fly as we sometimes see but more of flight attendants not feeling resort wear departing a resort destination – for Miami of all places – is appropriate in the skies.
And in a post-9/11 world passengers have to strictly follow instructions, reasonable or not, or else they won’t be able to travel … at best.
People in Japan are Renting Cars and Not Driving Them Anywhere
“Japanese car rental companies couldn’;t figure out why their cars were be rented, but not driven.” They did a survey to learn more.
What if ridesharing isn’t a substitute for renting cars at all? It isn’t if the reason to rent a car isn’t actually to get anywhere.
The British Airways Data Breach Fine is a Huge Injustice, Where’s Your Piece of the Money?
British Airways is facing a proposed $230 million fine under the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) for a hack last summer compromised personal information on approximately 500,000 customers accessing its website.
This proposed fine is more than 3 times the total fines meted out during GDPR’s first year. In the year after GDPR’s passage there were 200,000 investigations, 64,000 of which found fault, resulting in total fines of approximately $70 million — nearly 90% of which was from a single case against Google.
11 Strategies to Get the Most From Avianca LifeMiles During the Capital One Transfer Bonus
Avianca LifeMiles is the only Star Alliance frequent flyer program with an award chart that doesn’t add surcharges to any awards when redeeming miles. I’ll show you how to get some awards for even fewer miles than the award chart promises, and other tricks of the program to make your redemptions go farther.
Mandy Moore’s Dad and Stepmom Both Have Careers Flying for American Airlines
A roundup of the most important stories of the day. I keep you up to date on the most interesting writings I find on other sites – the latest news and tips.
Mitt Romney’s Chief of Staff is Frustrated With Delta ‘Upgrades’
Since Delta has been on a long-term path to end do.mestic first class upgrades they want you to think of extra legroom coach seats as an ‘upgrade’. They don’t let you just select these extra legroom ‘Comfort+’ seats if you have elite status.