This week we’re talking about the new A321neoLR replacement for transoceanic 752s, a new partnership between Hertz & United, American’s new business class seats and a bit of ebola. Come join the fun!
PointsHoarder 40: The Thanksgivukkah Miracle
- November 27, 2013
- Tagged as: jetblue, Mileage Run, National, PaxEx, podcast, rental cars, United, United Airlines, wifi
Not really any miracles to speak of in the episode, but – like many things I write – it seemed like a good idea at the time. We’re coming to you a day early this…
Welcome to lifetime status on British Airways. That is, if you can swing it. The lead story in this week’s edition is the announcement by BA’s Executive Club program that they are now offering both…
It should come as no surprise that the lead story on this week’s episode is the lead aviation-related story in the news, the crash of Asiana 214 at SFO last Saturday. We don’t dwell too…
There was plenty of discussion earlier this week as people scrambled to book free Avis weekend rentals using a coupon/AWD code of unknown provenance. That fun came to a screeching halt this evening when Avis…
JetBlue, Avis and Budget are running a contest on Facebook through 22 December 2012 offering a grand prize of up to 100,000 points. There are a bunch of lesser point prizes, too, and every entrant…
If you’re inclined to collect airline points for your hotel stays and rental car bookings then US Airways has a promotion running through the end of 2012 worth looking in to. Dividend Miles members who…
The incredibly popular 1, 2, Free promotion from National Rent-a-Car is back to close out 2012 and start off 2013. The promotion is one of the more simple to understand in the world of points…
With a number of airlines offering significant bonuses on earning with rental car companies these days it is nice to see the car companies come back with some decent promotions for customers who prefer to…
Hertz is offering up their GPS navigation system for free with a coupon code valid for rentals through August 31, 2012. The code appears to be valid only once per customer. Or maybe it is…
