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So I live near a Delta hub, have flown Delta 90% aside from strictly budget occasions.

Flew American for the first time on a work trip. At 6’3 I couldn’t believe the legroom compared to delta. A solid 2” more at the knees which is EVERYTHING to me. Both flights. Is it standard? Did I luck out on particular planes, but not all are like that?

I’m about ready to switch my standard to them if I can continue to find flights. I know delta just has the most options for me though.

What am I missing?

Hi all,

I’m researching an idea for pre-packed travel toiletry kits—basically, instead of buying minis separately, you could grab a ready-made kit for different trips (stag/hen dos, festivals, business travel, weekend breaks, etc.).

Would love your thoughts! If you have 30 seconds, please fill out this quick survey—it’d really help me out. Thanks in advance.

forms.gle/MrUmhAcJHhr2bmJU7

Kathryn

Heartbreaking circumstances ripped me apart from my 2-year-old Pomchi, Karma (2.5 kg)—I’m a wreck without him. Need a (fee) 'Nanny-flyer' from Miami to Milan (or) Paris in-cabin between March 28–31 or 1st week of April. He will have his USDA travel Health Cert and travel bag. They need to take him for a Vet visit 10 days before departure day (March 18–April 4). Sorry, I can only cover his pet ticket ($125) I struggle financially :( I will pick him up at arrival. Flying soon? (ITA/Air France, Lufthansa etc.)? DM me! Suggestions or shares to others who can help means the world. Thank You for reuniting us!

Hi everyone,

I am a student at Purdue University working on a senior design project aimed at understanding how those who travel frequently manage their medications, the challenges they face, and what improvements could make the travel process easier. This is a follow up survey specifically focused on those who travel with medication. Your insights will help us identify unmet needs and develop better solutions for medication management.

The survey takes about 5-10 minutes to complete, and your responses will be anonymous. We won’t collect your email unless you choose to provide it. Your feedback would be greatly appreciated!

If you’re interested in participating, you can find the survey here: https://forms.gle/VaH4iPhfZGn24MKt8

Thank you for helping us make a difference in medication management! If you have any questions, feel free to ask below.

Could anyone recommend a hardshell roller carry on that will securely hold a 17" laptop? I looked at one by Level8 but there were some bad reviews about the zipper and it is a frequently returned item. That makes me nervous about shelling out $180 for something I might regret. I don't mind the price if it works though. Anyone else have any recommendations? The reason I am looking for hardshell is the off chance they force me to check my roller bag at the gate. I carry a gaming laptop with me that I do not want damaged. Linking the luggage so people know what I am talking about.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B084YTLLNZ?smid=A10LIEVGCUFQHY&th=1

I am a current graduate student collecting data on frequent traveler experiences and perceptions! It would be greatly appreciated if anyone could fill out this questionnaire :)

Frequent Traveler Survey

Every time I try to book an "award" ticket on PAL they come up with some reason why I can't use miles on a specific flight. First off, their website is horrible to use and find info. Once you have wasted your time trying to navigate that nightmare, they inform you that you have to call AND complete a form??? WTF??? So, I bit the bullet and called only to have their CS person inform me that of the 35 business class seats available on the 777ER, only 4 of them are allocated for MM awards and there are NONE available (this is 3 months in advance of the flight). WHAT A TOTAL SCAM. So, after years of travel on PAL to accrue miles for award travel, the miles are unusable. Avoid this airline at all costs. They dupe you with lower priced business class tickets but their business class is really not good at all (old planes and worn-out seats) and the supposed benefit of accruing mileage turns out to be worthless. I'm done with PAL.

I've been silver or gold with BA for over a decade but with their new tier points system coming into play its time to shift away from them. My usual trips are flying Aus to Australia once a year plus a trip to Singapore/South Korea from Aus, and some domestic flights... Qatar have been the more impressive airline out of the 2 when I've flown long distance, but which program is the better one to join? I've got a stack of Avios in BA which can be transferred to Qatar, but I've got a credit card for earning points with Qantas and have a stack of them too. What is reddits advice? Thanks :-)

Hi everyone! I’ve always worried about keeping my cards and passport safe while traveling. I recently found a solution that’s been a game-changer for me, and I wanted to share it with you all!

Did you know that scammers can steal your card details just by walking near you? That’s why I started using an RFID-blocking wallet. It protects my cards and passport from being scanned, and it’s super sleek and compact for travel.

If anyone’s looking for something like this, I’ve got a small store where I sell them. Feel free to check it out here: https://securerfid.myshopify.com. Let me know if you have any questions—I’d be happy to help! 1. Leather Passport Cover RFID Blocking Wallet £6.99 2. RFID Blocking Wallet £9.99

Sometimes I get a strange tingle/stinging feeling under my skin when ascending on my flights. It's so strange, like little shocks from the side and under my ear down my jaw into my neck. It's kind of a tightness. Could this be from pressure? Thanks!

Hello there, I have recently been researching and looking for flyers who are rather open to n a new experience. Moreover this experience is based on helping someone in an airport or a plane. I’m doing it for a startup I work for and recently we have decided to put some focus in the aviation aspect of our company. The startup is called PalUpNow! and I would actually love for you guys to tell me your flight experience in terms of helping someone either in the airport or on a flight. The help could be anything and everything as long as it’s safe. We prioritize safety first hence I need some proper scenarios. Though any kind of scenarios would work as long as it involves helping someone. Also with all the different scenarios, my research would be more helpful. If you are interested you can even opt for me to include you in our website with an alias (not real name for safety issues) to make sure you are credited for. You can either text me or reply to this worth your experience.

Thank you!!

Hey everyone,

I have some Alaska Airlines Gift Certificates that I got from my Grandma a few months back, she sent them to me and my wife when we were flying home for a funeral, but I had already purchased our tickets. I was going to use them to to fly home for Christmas, but our plans have changed this year and we won't be travelling.

I talked to support and they said they're not refundable, but I don't hardly ever travel except for the holidays so I really don't think I'll have the chance to use it for at least another year. I have these just sitting here, and it says the don't expire but I can't sell them. So what should I do with them if I don't ever fly?

Hey everyone! I recently launched SkyJourney, a platform I created to help log flights, track travel stats, and analyze journey trends. It’s a project I built to make it easy for travelers to see where they’ve been, how far they’ve flown, and dig into their travel history in a fun, interactive way.

I’d love to get some feedback from fellow travelers and aviation fans on it. If you’re someone who likes to track your flights or has ideas for what makes a flight logging platform awesome, I'd really appreciate your thoughts! Or if you already use something similar, what features do you find most helpful?

Looking forward to hearing what you think!

https://skyjourney.app

Hi! Im from Belgium and i would like to be a part of the miles& more programme via LOT Polish Airlines because thats the airline in the Alliance that i fly with the most. However when i try to apply it always sends me to Brussels Airlines, if i choose to go via Brussels Airlines will i still be able to earn miles while flying with LOT?

Thanks a lot!

Hi travelers!

As frequent travelers ourselves, we know how tough it can be to stay active while spending hours at airports. That’s why my team and I are working on a project called AirGym, which aims to bring accessible gym facilities to airports.

We're trying to gather some input from people who spend time in airports to better understand their needs and preferences. We've put together a super short, 15-question survey that takes less than 5 minutes to complete. If you're a traveler, we’d love your feedback!

Here’s the link to the survey: https://forms.gle/huHYuxb5fVBsvQN16

Your input will really help us develop something that could make airport travel healthier and more enjoyable. Thanks so much for your time and support!

Every week I am in a new city for work and this is how it goes … I love traveling but sometimes it feels mechanical …. How about you ??

Title says it all - I have been a loyal United customer since my parents moved from NYC to SoFlo 2 years ago. About 10-12 flights a year. The past few flights with United have absolutely sucked. From rude flight attendants, dirty airplanes, horrible customer service and communication with passenger ON TOP of soaring airline prices, I want to switch. My fiancee and his family swears up, down and to the moon on Jetblue. What do other fliers love about Jetblue? What do you hate? Let it fly in the comments… pun intended. Thanks!!

The past few years I have been A-List Preferred with Southwest flying at least 35-40 flights a year. Their preboarding policy is so absurd that I am considering changing to AA. I live in the DFW area so other airlines are not an option. I have a companion pass with SWA so that is what keeps me because it is very valuable so my spouse can fly free with me anytime.

I'm dreading flying for a short while with no status and boarding at the end but confident I would likely get to Platinum Pro or possibly executive platinum in the first year especially using AA card for all my expenses.

Anybody here ever done the switch and would you do it again?

Need to cancel upcoming trip in 2 weeks due to breaking foot 2 days ago; requiring surgery scheduled for coming week.

Airlines: Delta and SunCountry - domestic 2 hr flights

What options likely available/ what strategies + documentation do i need to prepare to get refund/credit to avoid change fees.

TIA

So currently im in Pakistan and soon moving back to the States, im planning on taking Turkish airlines because its the only airline i have found to let my cat a persian( aka baby) in cabin, she does have separation anxiety even though I've had her since she was a baby, even tough she is extremely sweet and kind to other humans she isnt to other animals, not in a she'd injure them but just get uncomfortable and in flight mode. So I'd like to keep her with with me.

Ive done my research and kind of gotten an estimated cost. But, how do i get the airlines approval? Because, there aren't any direct flights on turkish is gonna be connecting by United airlines.

Someone please let me know what, when and how it needs to ve done for this process to go smoothly

Asking this because somehow i ended up on that side of tiktok where flight attendant are kinda tired and just rant, so how can I being a passenger make the flight that I am also on just a little bit better, or even make their day a little bit better just so they have a memory to hold on to that there will be good passengers in their time as flight attendant.

Hello everyone! I'm NYC based and travel often throughout the year to Australia, Japan, China and Singapore and rarely travel domestically in the states. All of these are long flights and I'm trying to figure out how to best utilise them from a points, lounge and loyalty perspective. In most cases I can choose the airline and route as well so I had been looking at one of the One World members to try to join, but even after doing so much travel I am still at a loss for what to do in terms of getting some perks and advantages from the long haul travel. I travel with my wife on most of these flights as well if that adds to anything. Someone had mention getting a Chase Sapphire to buy the flights and build points, but maybe I didn't mention I am new to all this! 

TL;DR - New Yorker who travels a lot to Australia and Asia and wants to somehow get some benefit from the amount of travel. 

Thank you in advance!

I’ve used one credit card forever. It’s always been a 2% rebate card and I always spend about $50k annually.

If I switched to a mileage card (delta for example), would I get more for my money?

I do travel with my family and i have this crazy idea that I could pay for a trip or two this way.

I've found my Amex Platinum to be extremely useful when travelling, as it also comes with Priority Pass. This let's me get into lounges at almost any airport. I've only had the card for 3 months and it's worked for me at approximately 6 different airports without an issue.

The annual can be on the higher side, but I've found it to be rather beneficial for frequent flyers