Sentences with phrase «own flier»

Details varied by airline, but they generally allowed fliers to make one change to their itineraries without paying change fees or recalculated fares.

The stock, which had been a longtime high - flier, briefly fell 14 % in after - hours trading because of the bad news and hit an October low of $ 95.

You can even give them fliers, coupons, samples and other swag that they can hand out at conferences and events.

If there's one thing that road - weary traveling employees earn, it's their frequent flier miles.

Colorado Springs, Colorado, for example, has an «amnesty box» where fliers can throw their weed away before passing through security.

I was so frustrated, envious, and determined that I decided to observe everything and pose questions to everyone — including travel agents, flight attendants, captains, and any frequent flier I could approach.

The agency issued a warning that only confirmed fliers should attempt outbound travel from LaGuardia.

If that small hypothetical company limited itself to newspaper ads and fliers, they would be limiting their marketing pool to a specific geographic area.

Fliers, newsletters, magazines, information sheets, letters and advertisements are just a few of the types of print media that business hire freelancers to create for them.

Any marketing major will tell you that social media marketing is just as vital to your marketing campaign as handing out fliers, sending out ads, and filming television commercials.

Inclement weather forced Sun Country to cancel their flights from Mexico and the airline left fliers to fend for themselves.

Create a flier outlining your services.

Fliers paid airlines a record $ 1.2 billion to carry their checked luggage and $ 720 million to change or cancel their tickets in the third quarter, according to the Department of Transportation.

Despite offering more money to fliers who decide to stay, the Air Force has seen the number of pilots taking their retention bonuses decline, though at a slower rate.

«Frequent - flier miles are great for cabin upgrades,» she said.

When she finished in January 1945, her calculus teacher showed her a flier soliciting women mathematicians to work at the University of Pennsylvania, where women were working as «computers» — humans who performed routinized math tasks — mainly calculating artillery trajectory tables for the Army.

Randy Petersen founded FlyerTalk, the Web's largest frequent - flier community, in 1995 and sold it in 2007.

Frequent fliers like me don't pay $ 25 per bag anyway, so I might as well take advantage of it.

The force has pursued a number of policies to correct the shortfall, she said, focusing on improving quality of life for fliers and on retaining those currently in uniform.

(The top source of ancillary revenue is still frequent - flier points, which carriers sell to credit card companies.)

Most recently, the airline faced scrutiny after a passenger's dog died in the overhead luggage bin after a flight attendant reportedly insisted the flier put it there.

Regardless of the details of the flexible rebooking policies, fliers traveling to or through the region later this week should expect widespread delays and cancellations.

In this Jan. 26, 2012 photo, members of the Megado frequent fliers group line up to board an American Airlines aircraft at Dallas - Fort Worth International Airport in Grapevine, Texas.

Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson emphasized that the service needed to retain experienced fliers.

Alaska's customers are passionate about the brand, but Virgin's cool persona — complete with mood lighting — has earned it a dedicated following among younger fliers.

That's why Suzanne Rubin, the new president of the American's frequent flier program — AAdvantage — hopped on the plane, along with other executives, for what she called a «crash course in customer research.»

We loaded up on the latest movies on DVD, handed them out to our fliers and, bingo, we were the first airline with personal movies in business class.

Peruse some of the message boards where frequent fliers hang out, and debate rages over whose status luggage tags look best and whether it's cooler to attach all your status tags to one bag, or keep them at home and fly «under the radar.»

It's the ultimate field trip for aviation geeks, 160 of frequent fliers chartered an American Airlines jet and hoped across the country visiting aviation industry spots.

Such expertise led American Airlines and several other travel companies to help set up the trip and use it to pick the brains of these veteran fliers.

It wasn't just the inhumane in - flight brawls that raised eyebrows: In July, United Airines Inc. announced plans to resell fliers» seats to other people for more money.

The longest - serving astronaut in the space program, Young's career began as a Navy test flier.

These travelers don't just love to fly; they are obsessed with collecting frequent flier miles at the cheapest possible cost.

The country had been one of the high - fliers of the developing world, so much so that Goldman Sachs included Russia in its BRICs — the emerging economies that would shape the economic future — along with Brazil, India and China.

If something does go wrong, Bingochea said, flight attendants are empowered with resolution options, from offering a free drink or meal to updating fliers and giving them more points.

It's not easy trying to find the next high flier about to revolutionize an industry and, in the process, disrupt the status quo.

For the frequent flier, this isn't a long - term solution.

«Upgrading to a larger memory phone might be in order,» said Farecompare CEO Rick Seaney, whose research shows the ban will initially affect over 40,000 potentially inconvenienced fliers.

Despite warnings from the Trump administration, fliers and airlines are making the most of the opening between the U.S. and Cuba.

The center - row seats feature the option to lower the privacy panels for a shared experience between adjacent fliers.

Next month, the TSA will limit frequent fliers» access to its expedited screening PreCheck program.

Most carriers were waiving change fees for fliers there.

Even after this slightly Orwellian process is up and running at more locations, frequent travelers might be better off keeping their biometrics to themselves and using «elite» frequent - flier status to get shunted into more sane security lines.

Some grabbed early Amtrak reservations before many of the trains sold out or, in one woman's case, put 70,000 frequent - flier miles toward a ticket.

Jacobson launched the business by creating fliers and promotional materials advertising fashion consultation work.

British fliers have been shunning more politically volatile destinations for trips within Europe, USA Today reports.

Whether a frequent flier or last - minute traveler, conflicting theories abound over the best time to purchase the lowest airfares.

Fliers could potentially wear monitoring devices, the researchers say - but most off - the - shelf products are not up to the task.

NerdWallet also points out that some frequent flier programs award points don't expire, while other programs require members to keep an active account, either by flying or accruing points through any of its partner programs.

NerdWallet has released a study of travel rewards credit cards and the loyalty programs for four U.S. airlines — American, Delta, Southwest, and United — that determines how consumers should best use their points and frequent flier miles.