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Here is some of the best travel news and notes from around the Internet:
- Some airlines will now start charging airplane passengers to file complaints. Thankfully, when I got my $1306 check from Aer Lingus, it only cost me HOURS (and hours) of my time…
- When searching on OTA Skyscanner, James Lloyd came across an itinerary with a 413786 hour (47 year) layover. When he asked them on their Facebook page what he should do, the ensuing banter pretty much won the Internet.
Image Facebook / James Lloyd
(SEE ALSO: What is an open jaw flight? Or a stopover? Layover? What’s the difference?)
- Speaking of social media, I got a kick of this nearly 10 year old post over on Cranky Fliers about Jenn, Alaska Airline’s “virtual assistant”
- Not sure how many cards you’ve applied for and wondering how to count your Chase 5/24 status? Frequent Miler has the rundown
- If you’re flying in or out of New York City you may want to avoid LaGuardia…. We’re heading to NYC next month but we are flying into Newark. (SEE ALSO: A 10 year old’s Top 10 things to do in New York City)
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Up for more travel news? Here’s the previous installment: Your check bounces. Do you a) say “ok”, b) go on a profane rant or c) drive your car through the front of the store?
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Would the Emirates miles from the first flight have expired by the time the second flight was taken?
LOL. Someone also commented that somehow after the 47 year layover, he goes back in time to still make his connecting flight 🙂