Copenhagen is a wonderful place. And though I’ve never been, I’m sure Oslo and Stockholm are too. Thanks to some friendly competition amongst our favorite airlines, you can now fly to Scandinavia, from various U.S. cities, starting at just $595 for summer […]
A lot of us assume that Spirit will always offer the cheapest fares. How else could they afford to shave 3-4 inches of legroom off each seat, refuse us the small dignity of reclining another 2-3 inches, plaster advertisements in our face, nickel […]
Spirit Airlines fascinates me. I’ve never flown them, but despite all the horror stories and “never-again” declarations I’ve heard from friends and anonymous Internet voices alike, I’ve always wanted to give Spirit a try.
It’s no secret that I’m no fan of United Airlines. But fresh data pulled together by Nate Silver and the team at FiveThirtyEight brings newly justified meaning to United’s position at the bottom of a sinking barrel.
For a while, Chase was the only bank that would pay for your hotel, meals, and more when your flight got delayed. But then Citi decided to up its game.
First reported on Flyertalk, cheap fares from New York to Israel are back, this time on Ukraine International Air.
Hopper, the fantastically wonderful flight site I wrote about last month, has just launched its long-awaited mobile app for iOS.