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DLD 105: Berlin, Bankruptcy and Bathrooms

  • March 17, 2016
  • Tagged as: american, American Airlines, Auckland, Berlin, China, Delta, Delta Air Lines, Hong Kong, Los Angeles, Republic Airways, San Francisco, United, United Airlines
A person wearing a colorful hat and yellow glasses is holding a tray with an assortment of elaborately decorated ice cream cones. The tray has a sign that reads "GIAPO HAUTE ICE CREAM." The ice cream cones are topped with various ingredients such as chocolate, nuts, fruit, and other confections. In the background, there are people walking and a purple bus.

The embarrassment that is Berlin Brandenburg, another airline bankruptcy and an airport bathroom review. Plus the best ice cream in the world. C’mon in!

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DLD 104: A Dash of @jonk

  • March 3, 2016
  • Tagged as: podcast
A man in a red shirt and shorts is standing on a sandy road, attaching a tow strap to a green truck. The truck is parked in front of a dark-colored car, which appears to be stuck in the sand. The scene is set in a rural area with trees in the background.

Jon Khoo is our guest this episode, talking about his wanderlusting behavior, exploring the world while still working most of the time. Abandoned buildings, safaris and an almost helicopter recovery are all in there.

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DLD 103: The TAAG-on Flight

  • February 18, 2016
  • Tagged as: Air Canada, Cuba, Expedia, Houston, jetblue, JFK, Long Beach, Lufthansa, podcast, Southwest, Southwest Airlines, TAAG
The image shows an airport control tower with a sign that reads "Welcome to Long Beach." The building is white with multiple windows and has various antennas and equipment on the roof. There are palm trees in the background, indicating a warm climate. The sky is clear and blue.

Long Beach is growing, Eurowings is struggling and TAAG may be coming to Houston. Plus, the deal to open Cuba-US flights is ready to fly.

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DLD 102: The Death Knell for Narita

  • February 4, 2016
  • Tagged as: Alaska Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Chicago, narita, PaxEx, podcast, Tokyo, United, United Airlines
The image shows an aerial view from an airplane, capturing the wing and winglet of the aircraft. Below, a vast expanse of clouds stretches out, with the horizon visible in the distance. The sky above the clouds is clear with a gradient from light to darker blue as it reaches higher altitudes.

Is Narita dead as an airline hub? What is Iran doing with so many A380s? And why is Chicago building yet another runway at O’Hare?

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DLD 101: Any Port in a Hurricane

  • January 28, 2016
  • Tagged as: podcast, Portugal, Trip Report
The image is a satellite view of a hurricane. The swirling pattern of clouds and the distinct eye of the storm are visible. The colors in the image likely represent different intensities of precipitation or cloud temperatures, with green, yellow, and purple hues indicating varying levels of activity within the storm system. The background is a dark gray, representing the surrounding atmosphere.

We tried to talk about our typical travel topics but six bottles of port wine and Seth’s ramblings derailed that a bit. Still some fun discussions in there, though.

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DLD 100: The Century Club

  • January 21, 2016
  • Tagged as: Delta, Delta Air Lines, Emirates, Japan, podcast, Portugal, Tokyo
The image shows a collection of six bottles of port wine. The labels on the bottles include various brands and types of port, such as "Burmester Tawny Porto," "Kopke White Porto," "Porto Special White Reserve Quinta de Estanho," "Porto Insignia Late Bottled Vintage 2003," "Taylor's Select Reserve," and "Noval Vinho Do Porto." The bottles are arranged closely together on a reflective surface.

Celebrating our 100th episode with Port in Porto, plus the usual complement of random news and discussions.

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DLD 99: Keith Says. . .

  • January 7, 2016
  • Tagged as: awards, podcast
The image shows the interior of an airport terminal with a large, curved ceiling made of metal beams and glass panels. In the foreground, there is a digital display board with a yellow header labeled "G3." The display board shows flight information, including a flight number, status, and boarding details. The overall scene suggests a modern and spacious airport environment.

Mistakes, Africa, award routings and ramblings. Join Keith and Seth talking about all sorts of fun & crazy travel stuff in this week’s episode.

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DLD 98: Will United Introduce EconomyBusiness?

  • December 17, 2015
  • Tagged as: Alaska Airlines, american, American Airlines, Austrian Airlines, LCC, Lufthansa, PaxEx, Premium Economy, Star Alliance, Swiss, United, United Airlines
a row of black chairs with white pillows

All premiums, all the time, but what does that really mean for passengers. Are these new seating options really an upgrade?

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DLD97: Fear or Fun – How do you travel?

  • December 3, 2015
  • Tagged as: American Airlines, DEN, Denver, elite status, Emirates, London, podcast, United Airlines, Virgin America
The image shows the interior of an airplane cabin, specifically the economy class section. The seats are arranged in rows, each equipped with personal entertainment screens. The screens display a welcome message featuring characters from the movie "Minions." Two flight attendants in uniform are standing at the front of the cabin, near the exit door. The cabin is well-lit, and the overall atmosphere appears clean and organized.

Does your travel scare you? Even a little bit?? Should it? Plus, 615 seats on the Emirates A380 and more thoughts on AAdvantage’s changes.

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DLD 96: All the Premiums

  • November 19, 2015
  • Tagged as: American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, elite status, hotels, IHG, Intercontinental Hotel Group, Istanbul, marriott, Porter Air, Premium Economy, spg, Starwood Preferred Guest, Toronto, WOW Air
Alt text: The image shows an interior view of an ancient underground cistern with numerous tall columns supporting a vaulted brick ceiling. The space is dimly lit, highlighting the architectural details and the symmetry of the columns. The atmosphere is serene and historic.

A Premium Economy (almost), potential changes to a premium points program and a premium layover city share the stage in this week’s episode.

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