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The European Union has the most consumer friendly policies when it comes to what passengers are entitled to in the event that their flight is significantly delayed or canceled. For example, if your long haul flight is delayed by at least four hours, you could be entitled to 600 Euro cash, which is huge. In this post, I’d like to go over everything you need to know about how t...


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American AAdvantage has long had a partnership with Stand Up To Cancer, which is a fantastic charity. At the moment, donating to Stand Up To Cancer can be particularly lucrative, and is essentially a way to acquire AAdvantage miles for two cents each, while also doing good.

Earn AAdvantage miles on cancer research donations

American AAdvantage ordinarily offers 10x miles...


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In general, I’m not a fan of posting videos of people having meltdowns at airports — “haha, look at this person having a really tough time, how funny.” Yeah, to me it’s not really funny.

However, there’s some video footage going viral over an airline passenger’s behavior in India, and I think it makes for an interesting bigger picture discussion around how policies ...


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Two American Airlines jets with exactly the same callsign ended up on the same air traffic control frequency, basically flying toward one another. This is very odd, and one wonders how exactly this happened (thanks to Hans for flagging this).

American flight AA2482 double trouble in Phoenix

Every flight has a callsign that’s used with air traffic control, and for...


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