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There’s been a lot of nasty weather across the United States during the past few days — I hope you’re safe and well! Here’s a quick recap of what we covered on the blog this week.
The bigish news was Delta Air Lines introducing new “Experiences” — 11 of them in total. Passengers now have the option to spend more money for marginally more punch. In fact, we think the new branding and upcharges amount to somewhat of a sucker bet. (This news comes on the heels of Delta kicking its prized 360 members down the line in its boarding priority.)
The Experiences take effect for flights departing October 1 and later. That’s the same month that the annual Chicago Seminars Heritage Edition takes place! There’s a new venue this year and added “Masterclasses,” so make sure to check it out. I hope to see you there!
I love this: Michael, one of our writers, took part in a three-generation cruise!
Did you see a Red Bull stunt pilot turn a lake pier into a runway? It’s crazy!
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