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Hope everyone had a nice Labor Day weekend! Here’s a recap of last week’s top news, deals, and reviews below.
United Airlines announced they’ll be launching new nonstop year-round service between San Francisco and Amsterdam; summer seasonal service between Newark and Naples, Italy beginning May 22, 2019; and summer seasonal service between Newark and Prague on June 6, 2019. See all the full details of their new routes.
News
- United Airlines Announces New Service to Prague, Amsterdam, and the Amalfi Coast
- Earn 130,000 Bonus Delta SkyMiles with Limited Time Offers
- Overview of the Big Three Airlines in America
- Last Chance Register For Hyatt Get 10% Points Back
- United Airlines Now Charging $30 for First Bag, Will Others Follow?
- Priority Pass Adds 2 More New Restaurants
- American Airlines Adds Three New Craft Beers Onboard
- This Woman Says TSA Made Her Prove She Was on Her Period
- Will Airlines Ever Weigh Passengers?
- Why I’m Not That Excited About The New Hyatt Promotion
- Priority Pass Increases Lounge Fees Effective October 1st
- Oversold Business Class on International Flight; How to Handle
- Overview of American Express Return Protection
- Earn Elite Status & More With World of Hyatt Card
- Delta Award Sale Ending Soon RT Hong Kong 30K Miles
- Making Delta Same Day Confirmed Changes Online
- Southwest and American Airlines Compete for Delta’s Cuba Route
Today the United States has three large airlines with a long history of continuous operations, extensive fleets, and expansive domestic and international routes, commonly called “the legacy carriers.†This includes United Airlines founded in 1931, American Airlines who started service in 1926, and Delta Airlines who flew their first passenger flight in 1929. See the history here: Overview of the Big Three Airlines in America.
Deals
- United Award Sale 20% Off
- Staples Fee Free Visa Gift Card Promo
- Hurry JetBlue Flash Fares From $20!
- 1,000 World of Hyatt Bonus Points
- Register For Hilton 2x – 3x Promotion
- Easy Up To 3,000 Membership Rewards Points (Targeted)
- Amex Cardholder? Check Your Mail For This!
- 20% Off JetBlue Awards
In 2013, JetBlue introduced a business class product called Mint for their transcon routes that would shake up the transcon market. JetBlue uses Airbus A321 planes with 16 business class seats that could turn into a fully flat bed. Check out the details here: Flight Review: JetBlue Mint New York (JFK) – San Francisco.
Reviews
Drink of the Week:
- Double Woodford on the rocks
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