Jet Blue
Southwest just launched a three-day fare sale that has cheap flights as low as $59 one way. Today also, JetBlue launched a one day sale with one-way prices as low as $29. Buy your Southwest tickets by Oct. 7, 2010 (though the best fares will sell out sooner) and travel through Dec. 14, 2010. These...
You'll love this flight, or you'll get your money back
4:00PM 9/27/2010
With dislike of airlines climbing to an all-time high, an upstart carrier is offering 100% money back guarantee on your ticket if you're not completely satisfied.
Of course, there are caveats to Open Skies' "Love Everything, or Pay Nothing," promotion.
JetBlue's Steven Slater Offers Amusing Glimpse at a Dark Problem
1:00PM 8/12/2010
With his (literally) explosive exit from a JetBlue airplane on Monday, Steven Slater earned himself a quick ticket into the pantheon of middle class heroes who confront worsening conditions at work.
Airline passengers complained less about flying last year, but less people flew as people spent less, according to a new study.
The study, sponsored by Purdue University in Indiana and Wichita State University in Kansas, shows that planes landed on time more often and bags got lost less often,...
American Airlines joins the herd and hikes bag fees
11:00AM 7/27/2009
When it comes to fleecing us, it's the airlines that always move in a herd.On Friday, American Airlines announced that it, too, will be raising its checked baggage fees. It did not come to this decision on its own. Continental and Delta both did it last Tuesday. In college, my economy professors...
Game the system: How to get your money back if an airfare drops after you buy your ticket
6:00PM 10/27/2008
So you buy an airfare at a ridiculous price -- or even a good one. And a week later, the airline decides it hasn't sold enough seats. Rather than fly an empty plane, which would cost it money, it slashes the prices on seats. Come the day of the flight, you turn to the person sitting next to you...
Stepping back from the brink: Air Canada lowers rates
12:00PM 9/18/2008
Air carriers have been loading on fees and surcharges, but now that one is reversing course, will there be a price war in the other direction? That remains to be seen, but for now, Air Canada is the first airline to relax some of its customer charges. In an announcement earlier today, the carrier...
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