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.
3 Hours. 9 Lounges. 8 Drinks. How One Guy Squeezed Every Last Airport Perk From His Credit Card
One traveler turned ATL into a full-blown lounge marathon—3 hours, 9 lounges, 8 drinks—squeezing every last airport perk from his credit card. He rode the Plane Train, dodged Sky Club lines, and tested the 3-hour rule to its limits. Was it worth it? Watch and decide.
Southwest’s Boeing 737-Only Strategy Is A Straitjacket — Will They Solve It By Buying Breeze Airways?
Southwest has outgrown its 737-only strategy and faces limits on where it can fly and how much it can grow. Analysts say Breeze Airways’ A220 fleet could be the fast-track solution — if Southwest is willing to break its Boeing habit.
Your Bag Doesn’t Deserve a Seat — While Passengers Are Stuck Waiting On The Floor, Here’s Why Airport Gates Are So Miserable
Rude passengers pile bags onto seats while others sit on the floor — but the real reason airport gates are so miserable goes far beyond bad manners.
Frequent Flyer Foils Hacker, Rewarded With 50-Year Limit on His Account [Roundup]
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.
Delta Pilot Radios ‘That Was Close’ After Boston Controller Clears Planes For Takeoff And Landing On Intersecting Runways
A Delta A330 from Paris was seconds from touchdown at Boston Logan when a controller cleared a Cape Air flight to take off on an intersecting runway. The tower ordered a go-around just in time, prompting one Delta pilot to radio: ‘That was close.’
Delta’s Selling First Class For $26 More Than Coach — Only 12% Of Seats Now Go to Upgrades, And Loyalty Is Dead
Delta is now selling first class from just $26 more than coach. Only 12% of premium seats still go to upgrades—a number that shows how little airline loyalty is worth today.
Las Vegas Thought Tourists Would Pay Anything — Here’s Why The City’s Now Paying the Price
Las Vegas built its comeback on high-roller spending and relentless fees — but the gamble is finally catching up. Visitor numbers are plunging, hotel rates are slipping, and the city that thought tourists would pay anything is now paying the price itself.
‘You’re F—ing Incompetent’: Rep. Nancy Mace’s Charleston Airport Meltdown After Officers Miss Her Curbside Escort
A police report says Rep. Nancy Mace unleashed a profanity-laced tirade at Charleston International Airport after officers failed to meet her curbside for an escort. She later claimed all elected officials use the crewmember access point—which is not accurate.










