Is there money to be made for US airlines in Asia? And is Narita the place to find it? Plus upgrade changes, a buyout, and some non-gambling engagement.
Deals signed, routes slashed, and splitting services in a couple different and interesting ways have us talking this week.
Talk amongst yourselves; I’ll give you a topic: These three so-called “points hoarders” goofballs are bad at hoarding and rarely have a point. Discuss!
The dust is settling on some legal scuffles and uncertain route futures, with more than one foil hat consideration in play.
Some major announcements from United Airlines have us intrigued this week, plus security and capacity shifts and Austin back in the spotlight.
Terrible airport dining, a mess in El Paso, and some interesting A350 action.
A longer than normal episode this week, thanks to special guest Ed and lots of wayward story lines.
Snacks and routes and retirements and mergers and more!
There are lots of ways to flex power in this industry. Two moderately incoherent ones cropped up this week.
Technology and travel are intimately intertwined these days. And that’s not always good news. But we’re making the best of it where we can.
