It’s time to kill economy class
Airlines are considering a new class of service — and I use the term “class” loosely — called economy “minus.”
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Airlines are considering a new class of service — and I use the term “class” loosely — called economy “minus.”
The “comfort” coach seats for which she’d paid had been changed. The airline re-seated her two rows away from her husband.
Is the travel industry winning the propaganda war? Are you so used to hearing certain catchphrases that you’ve become desensitized to them?
Let’s hear it for the travel heroes. The Houston airline agent held a United Airlines flight for a passenger visiting his dying mother.
The Republicans took over control of the US Senate Tuesday’s midterm elections. Now I’m not saying Republicans are the bad guys.
We headed to the Apple Store to pick up three brand-new MacBook Air computers for school, but we were followed by criminals.
Amid the ongoing car rental wars, he noticed several scrapes on the side of his vehicle, which he brought to the attention of an employee.
Trouble on the road? Maybe the government can help. He did a double take when he saw the name on his airline ticket: “Donald Jeffries.”
A wave of airline incidents has exposed the problem like a threadbare economy class seat on an aging puddle jumper.
You break it, you pay for it. Unless you’re traveling. If they break it, you pay for it, too. Checked luggage sustained damage