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As a reminder, American Express is offering some increased sign-up bonuses on their co-branded Delta SkyMiles credit cards.
Per the application pages, these offers are all valid through tomorrow, September 8, 2014, so if you're interested in one of these cards I would jump on the increased bonus.
Why would I want more SkyPesos?
You might not, and if you're already earning hundreds of thousands of SkyMiles per year through the Suntrust Debit Card or other methods then I don't blame you.
As a relative matter though, I’ve found that Delta SkyMiles have become more valuable over the past couple of years. I'm finding them particularly valuable for travel to Europe and Australia, and once you understand how Delta prices award tickets you can get much more value from the program.
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Club Carlson is offering 3,000 bonus Gold Points per stay booked and completed through the Club Carlson mobile app between September 8 and November 16, 2014.
That's a really good bonus, and can be earned an unlimited number of times. Only cash rates qualify, so award nights and points + cash stays do not. Bonus points should be credited to the account the same time as the other points you earn from the stay are.
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I don't usually post about targeted promotions, since either you were targeted or not. But my friend Ben forwarded me an extremely lucrative promotion he received from US Airways, which I have to at least mention.
Dividend Miles emailed select members and offered them triple Preferred Qualifying Miles over the next three months, through December 13, 2014. No registration is necessary, and the promotion is valid for travel on US Airways, US Airways Express, American, and American Eagle.
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I’ve only offered up this blog to guests post a couple of times in the past, always when the reader has something unique to contribute that outside my expertise, or outside of the experiences I’m able to share. Attorney Eric M. Fraser on the Supreme Court’s Northwest vs. Ginsberg (the case of the Rabbi who […]
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Yesterday I wrote about my flight in Etihad first class on Wednesday, whereby they ran out of food several hours before landing... for my second longhaul flight in a row!
I’ve also written in the past about the new Abu Dhabi US pre-clearance facility. Basically on select US bound flights you clear customs & immigration in Abu Dhabi, and then land in the US as a domestic flight.
The UAE is picking up most of the cost of the facility, thinking it’s a big selling point for flying Etihad out of Abu Dhabi.
The problem is that the pre-clearance facility in Abu Dhabi is a complete mess.
I'll go so far as to say it’s quite possibly the most dysfunctional facility I’ve ever seen at an airport. Virtually no flights have left on-time since this was introduced, and passengers hate the facility.
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Club Carlson is offering 3000 bonus points per stay booked with their mobile app between September 8 and November 16 (stays must be completed — check out — by November 16 as well). If you’re going to make a paid stay during the promotion period (excluding cash and points stays) anyway, it makes sense to […]
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Via Inside Flyer, here is 20% Kimpton suite discount — 20% off paid suite reservations with promotion code SUITES for bookings made by September 13 and stays through October 31. Here’s the offer, you have to be signed into your Karma Rewards account to see it. (Here’s why I’m not a huge fan of what […]
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Last week I wrote a post entitled "My First Long Delay In A While." I was flying from Philadelphia to Toronto and had a four hour delay due a mechanical problem on the inbound aircraft. I wasn't frustrated by the delay as such, but rather by the complete apathy on the part of the front line employees.
But more than anything, what I took away from the experience was just how smooth my travels have been lately. Nowadays most of my travel has been longhaul, which seems much less prone to delays than shorthaul flights to/from the United States. Prior to that delay, I really don't remember my last extended delay.
I guess I jinxed myself, because I had a huge double-delay on Friday. It of course wasn't a big deal, but turned out to be quite amusing, so I figured I'd share.
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