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2024 Flying Summary – Cranky Flier
Dec 30, 2024 · Miles: 92,786 Segments: 51 Most common airport: DTW Most common plane: 767-300 (probably), maybe E-175 New airports: LYS, CHQ, HAM, VCE New airline: Ryanair
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2024 – Cranky Flier
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Podcasts - Cranky Flier
A show where Brett and Dave guide travelers through the ins and outs of the aviation and travel world. From interviews with industry leaders to deep dives on pressing topics, we’ll keep you in the know!
Cranky Weekly Review Presented by Oakland International
Mar 29, 2024 · FAA Casts Eye Towards United. The FAA is putting United on its own version of a performance improvement plan, as it increases oversight of the airline to ensure it’s complying with safety regulations and mitigating risk. This comes after the carrier has had several incidents that raised an eye at the FAA including a runway excursion in Houston, a B777 that lost a tire taking off from San ...
2023 Flying Summary – Cranky Flier
Dec 21, 2023 · Miles: 15,721 (13,167 last year) Segments: 20 (26 last year) New Aircraft: H130, Embraer 195 New Airlines: WestJet, Breeze, IEX Helicopters New Airports: Monterey, Queen Mary Heliport, Pebbly Beach Seaplane Base, San Bernardino
Getting Started With Cranky Flier
Jun 8, 2020 · This is an opinion blog, and despite the name, it’s not a place where I whine about how bad airlines are. My industry background means I understand why airlines do the things they do (sometimes), and I try to explain the rationale.
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Mar 15, 2024 · Froniter’s European Flair. Industry experts have commonly referred to Frontier as America’s most-European carrier, and the airline is leaning into the reputation after announcing that it will begin European-style “Business Class” with a guaranteed blocked middle seat beginning April 10 in what it’s calling “UpFront Plus.”. UpFront Plus seating will …
Cranky Flier – Page 2 – An Airline Industry Blog
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