United Introduces A “Carry-On Bag Fee” For Regular Folks
United Airlines is introducing a priority boarding fee that’s pretty affordable. It pretty much guarantees you overhead bin space. That’s a bad thing for regular customers.
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COOL! Earn Miles For Gas Purchases
Earn United Airlines Mileage Plus miles for gasoline purchases at BP. BP Driver Rewards can earn up to 3 miles per gallon of gas. Redeem miles for discounts on gas purchases as well.
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Another Video Of United Airlines Treating Customers Poorly
How many videos of airline customer service employees acting poorly do we need before real service improvements? It seems we still haven’t hit that number.
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United Award Sale: 20% Off Select International Destinations
United Airlines has a pretty cool award sale going on to a few interesting places. Definitely worth a look!
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Business Travel At Its Best: The Anatomy Of A Flight Delay
I’ve dealt with plenty of flight delays. I figured it might be worth writing a few hundred words about a recent flight delay on a business trip. It turned into 1000. Hope you enjoy the read!
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United Airlines Rolls Out Wi-Fi Subscriptions. Are They Worth The Money?
United Airlines finally got around to rolling on monthly and annual Wi-Fi subscriptions. Are they worth the investment?
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Your Airline Is Trying To Eliminate The Rules That Protect You
When you hop on a plane in the future, you might be faced with a different set of rules. That’s the way things look if the major US-based airlines get their wish.
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Need A Last-Minute Award On United Airlines? It Might Pay To Check Truly Last-Minute
Last-minute award redemption are usually expensive. You won’t generally find saver inventory close to departure. Two recent experiences with United have me seeing something a bit different.
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Giving United Airlines Credit Where Credit Is Due
I spend plenty of time beating on United. When I had a great experience yesterday, I just think it’s only fair that I share that with you to go along with the complaining.
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United Airlines Is Adding A Lot More Seats To Their Planes. Because They Can
How many seats are too many on an airplane? How many seats are too many on an airplane with only one aisle? Apparently, the airlines are still trying to figure out what that number is. Or, maybe they already passed that number and customer backlash just hasn’t risen enough to consider slowing the process of adding more seats.
