Mortgaging Loyalty
United Airlines reveals secrets about MileagePlus because they want a huge loan secured with our loyalty.
Robert McGarvey: Arizona
Being sick with Coronavirus sucks. If you don’t want to join me in that club, stay away from Arizona.
Expecting to Fly? Seven Tips
If you're expecting to fly, follow these seven new tips because the road has changed since the Coronavirus.
Pondering Platinum
Heavy with travel perks, the American Express Platinum also carries a hefty fee. Should you renew it or dump it?
Will Allen: First Flights
My principal takeaway from the weird experience of flying for the first time since the shutdown? Uncertainty.
Brancatelli: First Hotel
Breakfast at hotels is a casualty of the Coronavirus. Lots of other weird stuff is changing, too.
Roy Berger: First Flight
On my first flights in months, I found deserted airports, empty planes and cheaper hotels and car rentals.
Will Allen: First Road Trip
Even with empty flights, airlines priced me out of a Carolina-Iowa itinerary. So I drove roundtrip instead.
Allen: Rethinking the Road
I've done four flights and a road trip since the pandemic rules eased. Now I'm convinced it's time to stay home.
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The Airport Report
The CARES Act earmarked $10 billion for airports. It didn't go smoothly.Reversal of Fortune: 6/21-27
Northeast states, once the Coronavirus epicenter, demand visitors from early-opening states quarantine.Numbers Games: 6/14-6/20
When Larry Kudlow says don't worry about Coronavirus, it's time to worry.Slash and Burn: 6/7-6/13
Cops cop to slashing tires on parked and unoccupied cars at protests. The second wave of Coronavirus arrives.Darkness and Pain: 5/31-6/6
Protests and riots divert out attention, but deaths continue. The nation begins to reopen as flying inches upward.Surge and Shut: 5/24-5/30
U.S. flying "surges," but so do deaths. Europe relaxes many rules. A holiday weekend without sports.Closed and Open: 5/17-5/23
As America reopens, the British and Irish impose a quarantine for travelers.Two Paths: 5/10-5/16
Europe begins to reopen gingerly. The United States reopens haphazardly. In Canada, airline layoffs cut deep.Open and Shut: 5/3-5/9
Some places begin to open, but New York shuts its subways overnight for the first time in history.Masked Matters: 4/26-5/2
If airlines require passengers to wear masks in-flight, but there are no flyers? You know how it goes ...Infected: 4/19-4/25
The U.S. virus deaths soar, but a bizarre comment about disinfectant infects the week with Presidential bile.Sad Numbers: 4/12-4/18
Coronavirus deaths double yet states begin to reopen. Aircraft around the world are parked by the thousands.America Burns: 4/5-4/11
A fire at Fort Myers Airport may as well be the metaphor for the virus burning through the country and the economy.Our No-Fly Zone: 3/29-4/4
U.S. air traffic is down 90 percent year-over-year. Airlines slash capacity.Shelter in Place: 3/22-3/28
When Waffle House closes stores you know there's a nationwide crisis. And states ban each others' travelers.Lockdown: 3/15-3/21
Airlines close. Hotels are empty. Most of the civilized world shelters in place.All Fall Down: 3/8-3/14
A botched travel ban. Airlines ground thousands of planes. America closes while Europe locks down.Closing: 3/1-3/7
The world (and airlines) begin to shut down. Israel's chief rabbi says be safe: Don't kiss the mezuzah.The Spread: 2/15-2/29
Japan, Korea and Italy hit hard and airlines end flights. Biz travel slows.Contagion: 2/1-2/14
China flights and tourists disappear. Trade shows cancel. Cruise crisis.It Begins: 1/23-1/31
We learn where Wuhan is located. The airlines bail on Hong Kong and China.
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