Frequent Miler
PayPal removes BillPay services (unsure whether temporary or permanent)
Doctor of Credit has reported that PayPal has eliminated its BillPay services. According to comments on the post, it sounds like the service was ended as of 2/28/26. I haven’t seen any official announcement about this from PayPal, so it isn’t clear whether this is a temporary or permanent change....
Live and Let’s Fly
Passenger Bites JetBlue Flight Attendant, Avoids Jail—No Wonder Air Rage Keeps Getting Worse
A string of recent airline incidents raises an uncomfortable question: why do so many travelers now feel comfortable behaving outrageously in airports and on airplanes? The latest example involves a JetBlue passenger who bit a flight attendant and still avoided jail time. Air Rage Keeps Getting Worse Because We Rarely...
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Rio Grande do Sul com conforto! Veja hotéis com diárias a partir de R$ 203
Momentos inesquecíveis te esperam no Rio Grande do Sul! Hoje, separamos 14 hotéis para você aproveitar com conforto e economia, com diárias a partir de R$ 203, garantindo uma hospedagem tranquila e agradável. Vamos aos detalhes. Hotéis Rio Grande do Sul A seguir você confere alguns hotéis da rede Accor...
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Southwest Airlines Ends Flights To Chicago O’Hare And Washington Dulles, A Boost For United
Southwest Airlines’ decision to pull out of Chicago O’Hare and Washington Dulles may seem minor in the airline’s broader network reshuffling, but it could turn out to be a significant gift for United Airlines, which operates major hubs at both airports. Southwest Pulling Out Of Chicago O’Hare And Washington Dulles...
View from the Wing
Ryanair Refused To Pay A Delayed Passenger $1,182 — So A Bailiff Boarded Its Boeing 737 And Seized The Plane
Ryanair spent months refusing to pay a delayed passenger money she was legally owed, until an Austrian court bailiff walked onto one of its Boeing 737s and put the aircraft under seizure. The debt was just $1,182, but the scene at Linz Airport turned a routine turnaround into a warning...
The Gate with Brian Cohen
Longan? What is a Longan?
Breakfast is included at Viroth’s Villa — which is a hotel property of Mr & Mrs Smith and is where I am currently staying in Siem Reap in Cambodia — and part of breakfast was a curious little tan fruit that I personally had never seen before.
I searched for this...
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Air France e TAP anunciam aumento de voos em Fortaleza
Air France e TAP vão ampliar voos em Fortaleza. O anúncio foi feito durante um evento do setor aéreo no Rio de Janeiro. As duas companhias, que já operam no Ceará, decidiram aumentar a quantidade de voos que ligam o estado diretamente à Europa. A informação foi confirmada pelo governo...
One Mile at a Time
Chicago Will Become Etihad’s Biggest US Market, As Airline Goes Double Daily
Admittedly expansion by a Gulf carrier isn’t exactly front of mind at the moment, as the airlines struggle to operate due to attacks by Iran. But still, airlines are making long term plans, and there’s an interesting development, on that front.
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Review: Aer Lingus Lounge London (LHR)
The Aer Lingus Lounge in London Heathrow was a great place to start my journey home on Aer Lingus, with a nice breakfast spread, barista-made coffee, and plenty of seating. Aer Lingus Lounge London Review (LHR) I began my trip to Los Angeles via Dublin in London, with an Aer...
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Aeroporto do Galeão pode ter leilão com menos concorrência
O leilão do Aeroporto do Galeão, em 30 de março de 2026, pode ter menos concorrentes do que o governo vinha projetando, após a desistência de grupos internacionais. A disputa pela concessão do Aeroporto Internacional Tom Jobim volta ao centro do debate porque envolve repactuação contratual, novo modelo de outorga...
One Mile at a Time
Singapore KrisFlyer Offering 20% Off Economy Awards, And More
Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer has launched an award sale, specifically for economy and premium economy redemptions. This is separate from the program’s Spontaneous Escapes offer, which is available monthly, and is much more restrictive in terms of the markets in which you can travel.
