1P³ - 1% Points Podcast

A lot of people chase airline and hotel status. In this video, we'll dive into whether it's really worth it.

The FAA is being asked to conduct a new round of investigations on commercial airliners, a Singapore Airlines flight hits turbulence that results in death, and JetBlue is looking to potentially partner with another airline.

A common question is how people can access premium cabins without paying full price. We address the different ways in this episode.

The FAA Reauthorization Bill was signed into law in the United States, a major US airport undergoes a controversial name change, and COMAC expands its production facilities.

In this episode, we will discuss the advantages of earning and redeeming the Avios travel currency.

Citi in the US is launching a new card, California will soon force lodging establishments to be more transparent with fees, and JetBlue and Etihad deepen their partnership.

A new study shows the presence of a first class cabin on a flight increases the chances of rage on a flight. Tune into learn why, and why this anger is misplaced.

A second whistleblower related to the Boeing 737 MAX has suddenly died, WestJet launches a record 15 new routes to Europe and Asia, and Avianca upgrades business class on its long-haul and regional flights.

We're going to pivot here, and instead of talking about luxury travel, we're going to talk about how to play the game with (ultra) low-cost-carriers. Because, no matter how fancy we think we are, there will be that one time where one of these airlines just works out better.

The US Department of Transportation (USDOT) has created a new mandate that significantly improves passenger rights when traveling, Venice is the newest destination to impose a tourism tax, and American Airlines is delaying changes to its AAdvantage program.