As any road warrior can relate to, staying healthy while on the road can be a struggle. And unfortunately it only gets worse when you live on the road... or in the air, as the case may be. ;)
This post isn't about eating healthy, but rather just about how I've personally reached a turning point with domestic airline food.
For all the time I've been involved in this hobby (about a decade), domestic airline food hasn't exactly been gourmet. That being said, the quality has varied substantially over time and by carrier.
But no matter how bad first class food was domestically, in the past I've always found myself eating it. Why?
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Hans M. forwards along this email from Rewards Network which runs ‘AAdvantage Dining’ and most of the airline and hotel co-brand dining programs where you earn miles for restaurant meals. It’s titled, Don’t Worry, We Won’t Tell Your Boss… He writes, I find this amusing how blunt they are about trying to bribe you into […]
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Last night we said good-bye to an old friend in the frequent flyer world. Like WorldPerks and OnePass before it, Dividend Miles is now one for the ages, a casualty of the era of airline consolidation.
Dividend Miles will always hold a special place in the hearts of many of us.
But rather than mourn the loss of a friend, let's instead celebrate the life of a great program by recounting all the fun we had together. I was far from a Dividend Miles expert but I still enjoyed the program and I'm sure you did too.
Here are a few of my favorite Dividend Miles memories. I invite you to add your own in the comments.
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Reader Brian said, I’d like to see you talk about the singapore waitlisting process (especially for the much touted suites class). There isn’t much written about it so it would be interesting to hear your analysis as a “professional” award booker. Possible areas of content: Is it ever successful? How often does it clear and […]
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