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Flying Blue is adding Light, Standard and Flex awards — here's what it means for using your miles

Flying Blue is adding Light, Standard and Flex award fares Sept. 8, bringing new rules for changes, refunds, baggage, lounge access and more.

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Good News: You Can Still Stack Chase’s $500 in The Edit Credits

Well, that didn’t last long. It briefly looked like Chase was shutting down one of the best ways to maximize the up-to-$500 in annual credits for bookings with The Edit on the Chase Sapphire Reserve® and Sapphire Reserve for Business℠....

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(UPDATE #2) Head Scratcher: US Bank Adds Transfer Partners to a Card Closed to New Applications

US Bank Adds Transfer Partners Any time a bank adds new transfer partners, we’re excited to hear the news. This is especially true for a bank that didn’t historically have any. The more options, the better. Especially when you consider that transferring points to partners can often yield a much better redemption value. So when [...] Read More... from (UPDATE #2) Head Scratcher: US Bank Adds Transf

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ANA & Riyadh Air Partnership

ANA and Riyadh Air, a startup airline in Saudi Arabia, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that sets a framework for future cooperation. These interline and codeshare agreements are very common across airlines, but there appears to be something in the works on the […]

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No, New Viral Study Doesn’t Show Pilots And Flight Attendants Are Dying From Radiation Cancer

A viral claim says a new JAMA Internal Medicine paper shows cosmic radiation is causing deadly cancers in pilots and flight attendants, but that is not what the study proves. Flight crew radiation exposure is real and worth tracking, and some cancers such as melanoma and breast cancer appear elevated in parts of the literature, but this paper does not show that aviation workers are more likely to

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American Airlines Brings Back Seatback Screens On Short-Haul Aircraft From 2028

American Airlines spent the late 2010s removing seatback entertainment screens from its short-haul aircraft and taking delivery of new planes without them. The idea was that passengers would use their own devices to stream entertainment, but American now admits this was a strategic mistake and […]

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