Airlines | Commentary | Travel
介绍卡塔尔航空的常客计划-Privilege Club
卡塔尔航空的Privilege Club常旅客计划于10月4日推出了多项新变化，提升了会员福利，包括引入白金卡会员和家庭里程累计计划。该计划的灵活性和丰富的兑换选项，使其成为中东地区领先的常客积分方案。
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‘Thousands Standing Around’ – at Orlando it’s the passengers not the TSA
Long waits at Orlando International Airport highlight issues with the Priority Line and TSA processes. Passengers often find themselves in lengthy queues, with the TSA’s management of lines contributing to frustration. Insights from a recent experience reveal the complexities of airport operations and the impact on traveler satisfaction.
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Commentary | Hotels | Travel
Hyatt and Mlife – status match failure
Hyatt Gold Passport members attempting to match their status with MGM Resorts’ MLife program are encountering significant challenges. Despite initial confirmation of a Platinum status, users find their accounts reverting to the lowest tier upon logging back in. The process outlined by MLife for manual upgrades has proven ineffective, leaving many frustrated.
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David Frost dies – Concorde Interview Link
David Frost, a renowned journalist, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of impactful interviews. Among his notable works are conversations with icons like Muhammad Ali, Richard Nixon, and Elton John. The post highlights one of his best interviews, inviting readers to revisit it on YouTube.
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凯悦电邮对账单开始显示终身基础分了，让你看着数终身高会员
凯悦酒店的电邮对账单现已开始显示终身基础分，帮助会员直观了解自己的终身高会员进程。过去，基础分不可见，现在会员可以通过每月对账单追踪到达100万分的目标，激励大家继续努力。
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Airlines | Commentary | Travel
Last week: Service Issues (BA/UA). This week: What happened next.
The blog post provides updates on recent service issues experienced with British Airways and United Airlines. It details the outcomes of a downgraded flight, peculiar crew announcements, and inadequate in-flight services, highlighting the compensation received from United. The author outlines their ongoing communication with BA regarding their concerns.
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Travelling on the most expensive railway in the world? (The Heathrow Express)
The Heathrow Express is often criticized for its steep ticket prices, with a £20 fare for a mere 15-minute journey. This post explores the experience of traveling on this costly railway, including a review of the First Class accommodations designed for business travelers.
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Airlines | Commentary | Travel
The art of removing a passenger
A recent flight from Washington Dulles to Orlando highlighted the complexities of managing disruptive passengers. A tall man, dissatisfied with his seat assignment, created a scene before flight attendants intervened. Their calm approach defused the situation, ensuring a smooth departure for the remaining passengers.
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BA replies to my downgrade on AA
British Airways responds to a complaint regarding a downgrade experienced by a frequent flyer during a recent American Airlines flight. The response acknowledges the dissatisfaction with the service but ultimately offers little resolution, emphasizing the complexities of booking amendments within the oneworld alliance.
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Some 0% APR Credit Cards May Be More Valuable Than Hotel/Air/Miles/Credit Cards
Exploring the advantages of 0% APR credit cards reveals their potential value over traditional travel rewards cards. With offers like Citi Simplicity and Diamond Preferred providing up to 18 months of interest-free financing, these cards can effectively manage liquidity challenges without incurring immediate costs, especially in times of inflation.
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Airlines | Commentary | Travel
Memory Monday: Going round at JFK
Reflecting on his first business trip to JFK, the author recalls the excitement and anxiety of flying on a BA 747-200. A recent flight experience triggered memories of that initial journey, highlighting the changes in air travel and his evolving perspective on landing challenges.
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Airlines | Commentary | Travel
More revelations about Ryanair
Recent reports reveal intriguing insights into Ryanair’s operational practices, including staff incentives for identifying oversize luggage and promoting on-board sales. Cabin crew primarily earn through upselling, while many operate on zero-hour contracts, facing strict inspections of their personal items.
