Hyatt emailed me yesterday to let me know that a stay I completed two and a half weeks ago was at my 50th Hyatt hotel. They produced a map of the places I’ve stayed, and also had a list. Several things struck me about their reaching out with this information, and 10,000 bonus points (which […]
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Residents of Washington, Oregon, and California can register for an Alaska Airlines promotion that lets you earn a third roundtrip ticket for just the tax. You have to fly 2 round trips from any one of those states to one of the following cities by February 23 and credit the flights to Alaska’s Mileage Plan […]
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For those of you that have been living under a rock, see these previous posts:
-- Korean Air Flight Delayed Over Nuts
-- Korean Air Executive Resigns Over Nuts
-- Why Is Korean Air's #NutGate Causing So Much Controversy?
Korean Air's nutty inflight incident from last week keeps getting more interesting. Check out the New York Times article which was published about it today.
First, the Korean Air CEO and father to the SVP, apologized for not raising his daughter properly:
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A decade ago conventional wisdom was that 10% of domestic first class seats were occupied by passengers on paid first class tickets. Airlines used to charge sky high rates for first, didn’t really discount (other than through certain corporate agreements), and as a result they’d sell a few seats but most would be empty — […]
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