“Jet Now. Jet Later” That is the slogan for the latest sale from the low-cost carrier JetBlue. TrueBlue members simply have to book a flight by May 27 and travel between May 19 and June 23. Then around July 15 … Continue reading
Here are a few items that have been floating around my desk. I felt the need to get them to you ASAP, so that you may enjoy the savings…and buy me something nice when you are on your next vacation: … Continue reading
By Beth J. Harpaz, AP Travel Editor . NEW YORK — The number of vacationing Americans will be down this summer, according to a new AP-Gfk Poll, and a third of Americans surveyed said they have already canceled at least … Continue reading
If you are enrolled in American Airlines’ AAdvantage program, and with more than 60 million members chances you are, then this little piece of news will make your day. Effective immediately you can now use your miles towards one-way travel. … Continue reading
It is 90 degrees outside today. The sky is blue and the air is fresh…well as fresh as New York City air can be I guess. Anyway, weather like this gives me a severe case of cabin fever and the … Continue reading
The other day one of my friends called and asked me to check on some airfare for a trip he wants to take to San Francisco via New York in July for a wedding. For some reason people close to … Continue reading
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced today that the 230 airlines it represents will lose $4.7 billion this year. Ouch! The loss is due mainly to loss of passengers due to a poor economy and lack of cargo demand. … Continue reading
American Airlines’ union officials are not holding back with their name-calling towards AMR — the carrier’s parent company. The AA workers are comparing the higher ups at the airline to the greedy execs at embattled insurance firm AIG. The union … Continue reading