WOW Fare Alert: $69 Flights West Coast to Europe

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Jan 10 2017

Wow Air has $69 flights from the West Coast to Europe and it’s for real, you can book a one way at that cost.

They charge more for Europe – US, but you don’t have to buy from them you can book an award ticket or fly another airline (though their returns are about as cheap as you’ll get still under $200).

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Former New York Senator Kicked Off Flight After Inciting Passenger Rebellion

Jan 10 2017

Former New York Senator Al D’Amato (“Senator Pothole”) was onboard JetBlue flight 1002 yesterday from Fort Lauderdale to New York JFK which was delayed more than 6 hours.

Reportedly passengers who paid for ‘Even More Room’ seats were bumped from those due to weight and balance issues on the Airbus A321. “That’s when..[D’Amato] took to the aisles” to pressure passengers to leave their extra legroom seats (he was in back, so inciting class warfare).

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10,000 Free Alaska Airlines Miles for New and Existing Customers

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Jan 10 2017

If you’re a Virgin America Elevate member (and had the account open by December 5) then when you join Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan by January 31 they’ll give you your choice of 10,000 miles or $100 towards a ticket.

And if you had active Alaska Airlines and Virgin America accounts already you’ll be getting 10,000 bonus Alaska Airlines miles automatically within the next few days.

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Enough is Enough: Emirates is Sick and Tired of Snakes on a Plane

Jan 09 2017

Three months ago Garuda Indonesia had snakes but the airline dismissed it claiming they were just ‘legless lizards’ (like that’s better?).

Two months ago there was an actual snake on an Aeromexico flight from Torreon to Mexico City. The flight made it to its destination but was given priority for landing and airline employees ‘secured the reptile’.

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The Most Generous Hotel Program is Offering Up to 100,000 Bonus Points for Stays

Jan 08 2017

Arguably Club Carlson has been the most rewarding program for in-hotel spend since they launched in 2011.

That’s even after they devalued points transfers to airline miles (and not for the first time), devalued the program across the board, and eliminated the second night free on award stays benefit for co-brand Visa cardholders.

The problem of course is: do Club Carlson’s hotels, like Radisson and Park Inn, work for you?

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