Never Pay Full For Your Flight
The question of JSX flying scheduled service with older pilots (over 65) and operating from airports without TSA security still hangs in the balance. Why should this unified pilot rule (general aviation that flies hundreds of thousands of charter and small regional jets per year) take up so much of the Department of Transportation (DOT) […]
Having a unified pilot rule is not as easy as it seems Read More »
The federal government has redefined truth in advertising. Be sure to read the fine print. How do we know what the price of travel products will be? DOT allows airlines to exclude baggage, seat assignments, and more from airline tickets. The FAA allows at least two levels of safety, not what they claim and promote.
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When you inadvertently collide with a flight, you can get cash (check or credit on your credit card) from airlines. They are rules. If passengers choose to bargain with the airlines at the gate, this is their choice. However, passengers can unknowingly collide, as much as $ 2,150. Overbooking is not illegal, and most airlines
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Airlines are making cuts flight availability Dramatically and unexpectedly. Fewer flights on time are not a good sign for future bookings. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) recently announced that they are now recording the most frequent flyers at US airports. More Americans are flying than ever before. A surge in holiday travel means more cancellations
Do travelers really want on-time flights or flight availability? Read More »
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