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It’s Possible to Have a Fantastic Meal on a Domestic Flight! (Just Fly Alaska Airlines)

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May 03 2019

I’d have been happy to have this meal for dinner at home, constraints of an aircraft galley aside. I cannot remember the last time I said that about a meal on a domestic flight.

It’s a shame that Alaska is scaling back on the quality of its first class hard product as it standardizes its fleet after the the Virgin America merger. However on board catering they’re doing right — more so than my experiences in the past year with American, United, and Delta.

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Alaska is Surveying Lounge Customers: Should They Partner With American, Delta, or United?

Dec 12 2018

What’s Alaska’s path forward? It’s interesting to see their survey about what their customers want in airport lounge partnerships.

The airline is having customers compare features and membership price points for combining an Alaska Lounge membership with access to United Clubs, American Airlines Admirals Clubs, and Delta SkyClubs as well as with an unnamed partner lounge network.

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American Airlines President: We Didn’t Mean It When We Promised Free Texting

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Oct 19 2018

Delta, Alaska, and Southwest Airlines all offer free inflight texting. In September 2017, at American’s Investor and Media Day, the airline announced they would offering free inflight texting however that never happened. Last month I asked them about it and was told they aren’t doing it after all.

American got its media for improving customer experience, and then didn’t have to actually improve customer experience.

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Check Out This Price List for Stolen Frequent Flyer Miles

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Sep 18 2018

Here are the results from a survey of Berlusconi Market, Dream Market, and Olympus Market. Where they present more than one data point I average them for this chart.  It’s important to note that these are asking prices.  The people selling miles may or may not have a good idea of what they’re worth, and in some cases may be looking for a sucker (buying 500 Expedia points?).

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