No need to fly to Paris from London

Posted on January 30th, 2008 in Business Travel by david

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Take the train, instead.

The Eurostar can get you from London to Paris in less than three hours; you can spend more time than that checking in at the airport and getting through all of those security measures.Source [Guardian]

What to buy from airline catalogs

Posted on January 24th, 2008 in Business Travel by kathrynv

You can’t help yourself. Every time that you get on an airplane, you pick up that Sky Mall catalog and flip through it. You convince yourself that you’re just passing the time to relax before you land and get down to business. You tell yourself that you just want to browse the latest gadgets and laugh a little about them. But the next thing you know, you’ve racked up a credit card bill buying an old-fashioned hot dog maker that you probably didn’t need.

Flat-bed airline seats make business travel easier to bear

Posted on January 23rd, 2008 in Business Travel by Erin

Business travelers are no strangers to the discomfort of red eye flights and all-nighters, so news that more and more airlines are offering flat-bed seats is welcome to stiff, aching backs.

A la carte aviation

Posted on January 11th, 2008 in Business Travel by Kristin

The future of air travel has arrived and it looks like it comes on an à la carte menu.

Join the JetBlue discount program

Posted on January 4th, 2008 in Airlines by kathrynv

JetBlue

JetBlue has been getting a lot of media attention these days for its decision to make inflight email available. If you’re interested in the perks JetBlue has to offer, maximize your flying experience by joining the airline’s loyal travel discount program, TrueBlue.

Predicting future travel discounts

Posted on December 31st, 2007 in Travel Tips & Secrets by kathrynv

Sometimes you wish you were psychic. For example, when you’re looking at airline tickets and trying to guess whether they’re going to go up or down, a crystal ball would come in handy. But since you’re probably not going to ever gain any psychic powers that you don’t already possess, here are some online tools to help you better predict travel prices.

Consider using an e-ticket

Posted on December 29th, 2007 in Airlines by Kristin

Some travelers still don’t feel comfortable without that paper ticket in hand, but an e-ticket comes with some extra benefits.

With an e-ticket you can print out your information on paper, if it makes you feel better, but the information stays safely tucked inside the computer’s memory. If you lost your paper ticket then you’d most likely have to pay a small fee to get another copy. If you lose your e-ticket you can simply reprint it from any computer. And security is still maintained as only people with the proper identification can use the e-ticket.

In the long run using an e-ticket may save you money. One airline industry source says the industry could save $3 billion annually if everyone used e-tickets. By doing your part and leaving the paper behind, you’ll not only help the environment, but you’ll also help the airlines save money, which may lead to cheaper tickets overall.

Virgin America takes flight and some awards too

Posted on December 1st, 2007 in Airlines by amy

It’s taken towin the approval of the US regulators, but Virgin America has finally taken to the skies to the delight of travelers seeking an upgraded travel experience for less money.