In late October we were trying to plan a trip to get away and distract ourselves from all of the election day madness. I had mentioned Atlanta a few times in the past because I had never been. However, Marshall had been before and was not thrilled about going back…..until I mentioned that we could …
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For our five year anniversary trip at the end of September 2020, we decided to take a drive to Greenville, SC. Even though the COVID-19 pandemic was raging, we decided that since we had not traveled in seven months that a quick one night trip would not be so bad. Because of the uncertainty of …
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Updated March 28 2021 This is the sixth and final post of a series that looks at the coronavirus response from each of the six largest U.S. airlines. United is one of the U.S. legacy air carriers and as one of the largest U.S. airlines it has had to adapt quickly during the unprecedented drop …
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Updated March 28, 2021 This article is the fifth post of a six-part series as we look at how each of the six biggest U.S. airline groups are responding and handling multiple aspects of the current travel climate caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Previous posts have looked at how Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Airlines …
Updated March 28, 2021 This post is the fourth in a six part series as I evaluate the Coronavirus responses of the six largest U.S. airlines. It covers JetBlue Airways COVID-19 strategy during this historic drop in air travel demand. Some of these changes have short term effects while others have long term effects that …
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Updated March 28, 2021 This post is the third in a six part series of evaluating how the biggest US airlines are adapting to air travel demand during the Coronavirus pandemic. Here I will detail what Delta Airlines COVID plan is currently and how it may effect the future of air travel with the company. …
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Updated March 16, 2021 This is part two of our six part series evaluating how the six biggest U.S. airlines are responding to the coronavirus pandemic. American Airlines is no different from the rest in that they have seen unprecedented drops in demand for air travel. Therefore, in this post I will detail what American …
Updated March 16, 2021 This is part one of six of an evaluation of the Coronavirus responses from the largest US airlines. The COVID crisis has hit airlines especially hard by causing an unprecedented decline in air travel demand in record time. Much of the airline industry has had to receive a government bailout as …
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Updated March 24, 2021 The Chase Freedom and Freedom Flex cards is a no annual fee credit card that offers rotating 5% quarterly bonuses. It is one of the three cards that make up our personal “Chase Trifecta”. With the Chase Freedom 2021 bonus categories you can earn 5% on up to $1500 worth of …
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Updated March 16, 2021 As discussed in Part 1, the travel industry has seen drastic drops in traveler demand due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Moreover, many travel related companies, hotels included, have had to furlough employees. In part 1 I mainly discussed hotels’ updated cancellation policies and how hotels are handling elite status and points …
