I have the “Ask Lucky” page of the blog, where y’all can ask questions at any time, no matter how specific they are. However, I figured I’d made a post to see what more general topics you guys would like to see me cover. Feel free to let me know what you’d like to read about in the comments section (whether it has to do with award tickets, credit cards, airline travel, destinations, or whatever), and I’ll write about the most requested topics in the next week or so.
Thanks for reading!
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@ Pete -- Hah, have faced the same issue before as well. Wish they'd do something about it, but doubt it's their top priority.
@Lucky Got a *very* miscellaneous question for you straight from A11 at DFW! Do you ever find that when you're using in-ear headphones on a flight and the captain/FA turns on the PA, that you literally feel like your ears are about to explode? Is there no way the sockets could be manufactured to take into account your volume settings (which with in-ear phones I usually find on the very minimum!). Surely I can't be the only one to find this frustrating!
Would be great if you could share your thoughts on the best trans-Atlantic premium products (and perhaps award availablity?) Thanks!
I'm interested in rules on changing award tickets on airlines, specifically United. I booked a Saver award to Hawaii over the holidays in Dec 13. It's not the ideal date or time, but it was the only Saver award I have seen for that time. If something else better comes up, what are my options to rebook? Thanks.
1. Best business class redemptions in the 3 alliances 2. How to get a business credit card (do you have to be the owner, what if you have no business income) 3. When is booking through a 3rd party site (Orbitz, Priceline) worth it 4. Intro to fuel dumping 5. More uses of Skymiles/Skyteam partners
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