DomesticTravel

I’m an international student with a UK passport that’s currently being renewed. It just arrived in the UK, so I probably won’t get it back before I’m supposed to travel. I’m planning to fly domestically from New York to Texas around March 13, but I likely won’t have my passport...

ORD to SFO. Fully boarded. Then the pilot announces they “found some damage” and it’ll be at least 90 minutes while they evaluate. Possibly another aircraft. They’re letting passengers deplane. At that point I’m thinking the crew will time out and we’re done for the night....

Last week MEL to CBR, early flight, asked for a coffee. Told it’s too short to serve hot drinks. This morning MEL to HBA, 1h20. Asked for tea. Same answer. “Short flight, cold drinks only.” I’ve done that Hobart run forever and definitely remember getting coffee on shorter...

I was looking at Tokyo to Fukuoka and Haneda to Sapporo schedules and honestly couldn’t believe it. Widebodies stacked one after another. Feels like departures every 10 to 15 minutes. I always thought routes like LHR to CDG or LAX to JFK were peak high frequency corridors. But...

Just priced out a short off peak flight I’ve taken a bunch of times and Southwest wants over $300. For less than an hour in the air. American has basically the same route for $167. That’s not a small difference. I’ve been flying Southwest since the 90s and always defaulted to...

Yes, you should have lounge access at AGP. As a Flying Blue Platinum, you’re SkyTeam Elite Plus. That gives you lounge access on any same-day SkyTeam flight, including domestic ones, as long as you’re flying a SkyTeam airline (or partner like Air Europa). A few clarifications...

If price, timing, and baggage are the same, it mostly comes down to seat comfort and vibe. JetBlue usually wins on hard product in economy. More legroom on average, free WiFi that actually works gate to gate, and free snacks. For a 5+ hour flight, that extra space is noticeable....

My wife flies Portland to Denver every couple of months to help care for her elderly mom. She just went to book for February and there were basically no Frontier options at all unless she wanted some insane layover at four times the usual price. She ended up booking Southwest...

I’ve paid for domestic first three times now and every time it’s been rough. Old planes, no real service, meals missing or too old to serve, and the last one left me stranded after a delay. They tossed me 1500 miles like that makes up for an $800 seat. Honestly just feels like...