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Provence on Points: Lessons Learned
Thanks to all of you that helped with Camp Mom Solo– your ideas helped me narrow down the swarm of destinations in my head. I settled upon the south of France
Making Lemonade: A Guide to ‘Standard’ Awards
While we’d all like to think we can redeem our miles only for Saver Level seats on the best airlines out there with stopovers galore while getting approximately 29 cents
Breakup at 40k Feet, Target Cartwheel App, Delta SunTrust Debit, Taxes, MS, & Reselling, and #Avgeeks celebrate KE’s first 747-8i
The Weekly News Roundup is a collection of headlines from around the internet that caught the attention of the Tagging Miles team. Content on these blogs do not necessarily refl..
Delta Skymiles are not Useless
Delta gets a bad rap, and rightfully so. Delta miles are difficult to use, they switched to a revenue based system first, etc. etc. yada yada yada. Despite all that,
Baggage Charges for Infants and Toddlers – A Guide
Earlier today while Matt was gearing up for a trip with his family he wrote the following tweet:
Have to start researching bag charges to Mexico with a lap infant… No
Family Delta award tickets – maybe the 50K and 60K offers are worth a second look.
This week it was time for me to apply for a new Citi card, and I decided to throw in an AMEX card as well. I had planned to open
So, a group of bloggers take on an @Delta 757…..
and everybody won! Ok… maybe not, but, there’s more to the story.
A couple of weeks ago, Ed at Pizza in Motion put together a team of crack bloggers, literally, titans of
Using Flexibility to Find Premium Award Space to Australia and New Zealand Part 2 (Skyteam)
I wrote last week about how, if you’re flexible enough, you can use United miles to get to Oceania in premium cabins. Today I’m going to write about how you can
Using Flexibility to Find Premium Award Space to Australia and New Zealand
Kenny has written extensively about how Virgin Australia is a bit of a gold mine for travel to Australia/Oceania using Delta or Virgin America miles. Virgin Australia remains the..
Delta and American award pricing: Why does AA get off scot-free?
If you’ve been anywhere near any miles and points related blog in the past couple of days, you’ve seen the news of the bomb that Delta dropped on all of
Delta’s most recent move
Let me be clear from the onset: I am not a Delta guy. In fact, I’ve flown like 5 Delta segments in my life, 4 of the 5 were on
Australia and New Zealand award travel changes, all for the better!
In the past couple of weeks, there have been a couple of changes that completely alter the picture for getting award seats to The Land Down Under. Let’s check them
I’m Loving The Crappy 2014 Miles And Points
Delta:
I don’t know about you, but the SkyPesos that Gary from View From the Wing coined (Delta SkyMiles) and Citi Thank You Points are really growing on me. Check out
Virgin Australia business class – How many seats can you actually get?
Ever since September of 2012 when Delta stopped collecting fuel surcharges on Virgin Australia award flights, using Delta miles for VA flights has been one of the best and easiest
Some Delta Skymiles 2015 Award Booking Beta Testing: Good and Bad
It’s slightly easier to get into these now that Skymiles 2015 is here
A couple of things conspired to get me to dust off my old Delta Skymiles login. First, I
Jerusalem Thanksgiving – Planning and getting there
By the end of January 2014, all of our travel for 2014 was set. We had the summertime trip we wanted to Alaska, Christmas in Bonnie’s home country of Barbados,
The best kind of mistake! A Big Island trip report
Twas the morning after Christmas
A slow day at work,
I finished the morning’s tasks
And took a short break
Glanced at the MR forum on Flyertalk
And instantly any leftover Christ..
A quick trip to the UK, Virgin Atlantic and Delta using SkyMiles
A couple of weeks ago my grandmother passed away – she had lived a long life, passing exactly ninety four and a half years from the day she was born,
Understanding Delta’s 24 Hour Risk Free Cancellation Policy
As a result of a US Department of Transportation (DOT) ruling in August 2011 and subsequently amended, all airlines operating flights out of the US must offer the ability to