For many Chase cards you can only get approved if you've had fewer than 5 new credit card accounts in the last 24 months. If you've had 5 or more new cards in the last 24 months, and you take a break from any new cards and fall back under 5/24, here's ...

The First Card to Get After Dropping Below 5/24 and more...  In This Issue...  The First Card to Get After Dropping Below 5/24  The Impossible Landing of United Airlines Flight 232  American Airlines Bringing Back Bread, Standardizing Wine, and Using Smaller Napkins  Hyatt’s Two Problems  Flight Leaves Without Anyone’s Checked Luggage, Airline Won’t Pay to Deliver Bags  The State of Air Travel in America and Problems With Delta’s New Uniforms  LAX Restaurant Now Serves Free Food to Priority Pass Cardmembers  More Recent Articles This email contains references to products from one or more of our advertisers. The First Card to Get After Dropping Below 5/24 For many Chase cards you can only get approved if you've had fewer than 5 new credit card accounts in the last 24 months. If you've had 5 or more new cards in the last 24 months, and you take a break from any new cards and fall back under 5/24, here's the first card you should get. Continue reading The First Card to Get After Dropping Below 5/24...          • Email to a friend • The Impossible Landing of United Airlines Flight 232 This is a really impressive video simulation of United flight 232, the 1989 Sioux City accident, that combines air traffic control and contemporary news footage to give an understanding of what happened that day on July 19. The Sioux City crash is one of the most famous of the last forty years. A DC10 from Denver's old Stapleton airport to Chicago O'Hare had 296 passengers and crew onboard. 111 people died, but it's considered a miracle and a testament to the crew onboard that the rest survived. Continue reading The Impossible Landing of United Airlines Flight 232...          • Email to a friend • American Airlines Bringing Back Bread, Standardizing Wine, and Using Smaller Napkins Jill Surdek, American's Vice President – Flight Service, updated crew on several projects underway and on several tweaks to the airline's onboard service. Continue reading American Airlines Bringing Back Bread, Standardizing Wine, and Using Smaller Napkins...          • Email to a friend • Hyatt’s Two Problems The Hyatt chain is too small, and the growth in properties they've achieved has been in the limited-service sector which means it's of little help to the upscale guests that their loyalty program appears to have been built for. Continue reading Hyatt’s Two Problems...          • Email to a friend • Flight Leaves Without Anyone’s Checked Luggage, Airline Won’t Pay to Deliver Bags Sun Country Airlines has transformed itself into a low cost carrier. They brought in a CEO from Allegiant. They're abolishing their elite program. They're eliminating first class. And in a sign, perhaps, of things to come they stranded hundreds of passengers in Mexico in April. Continue reading Flight Leaves Without Anyone’s Checked Luggage, Airline Won’t Pay to Deliver Bags...          • Email to a friend • The State of Air Travel in America and Problems With Delta’s New Uniforms A roundup of the most important stories of the day. I keep you up to date on the most interesting writings I find on other sites – the latest news and tips. Continue reading The State of Air Travel in America and Problems With Delta’s New Uniforms...          • Email to a friend • LAX Restaurant Now Serves Free Food to Priority Pass Cardmembers Two years ago the Los Angeles Barney's Beanery chain opened in LAX's terminal 2 by gate 22. The original Barney's in West Hollywood opened in 1920. So it fits the trend of airports driving to host brands that are local institutions. The airport location now offers $28 credits per person for Priority Pass cardholders. This credit is not available before 10:30 a.m.. Of course in the mornings the Virgin Atlantic clubhouse is available for Priority Pass guests albeit with limited service. Continue reading LAX Restaurant Now Serves Free Food to Priority Pass Cardmembers...          • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles How Much Restaurants Get Reimbursed By Priority Pass (and Whether It's Profitable) TSA Defends 6 Minute Pat Down of 96 Year Old Woman in Wheelchair Southwest Airlines Offering Status Matches Opinions expressed here are author's alone, not those of any bank, credit card issuer, airline or hotel chain, and have not been reviewed, approved or otherwise endorsed by any of these entities.     Safely Unsubscribe • Archives • Preferences • Contact • Subscribe • Privacy Email subscriptions powered by FeedBlitz, LLC • 365 Boston Post Rd, Suite 123 • Sudbury, MA 01776, USA