What’s a week without another JetBlue or Southwest sale? Dad Jokes Clooney would probably call it a weak week.
If you’re heading to Asia, here’s another award discount. Check it out if you’ve got a decent-sized Delta balance.
Booking Some Flights
Hoarding miles. It’s what I do.
Anyone else like to look at AwardWallet and pretend those numbers are dollars?
Alright, I’m strange.
Anyway, one of my usual suspects is Singapore Airlines. I’d love to take advantage of this 30% discount but I’m pretty sure I’ll just keep hoarding.
While you’re burning more miles than me, you should also click over to the American Airlines website. I’m seeing WAY more availability for award flights (both international and domestic) than I’ve seen there in a while. Even the Lord Of Hoard might actually book something (I just invented that nickname and I already hate it).
Monday Pair
I’m doing these 2 today:
- Applying for the JetBlue card since it’s up to 40,000 points.
Why do I like it? Mainly because I can’t hate every airline. They’re still my current favorite for coach domestic travel. It’s not my first time getting this card, by the way. - Last week’s Visa deal is done, but Nerds with Inks can buy MasterCards at Staples through Saturday. Get 15 bucks back when you buy $300 or more.
Why do I like it? Because I’m a nerd with an Ink card. Read the terms at the store and make sure you get the right ones. MasterCards can be a pain.
More Delta For Airbnb
Delta is now offering 3 SkyDongs for every buck spent on Airbnb stays (also up to 25,000 for hosts). The lesson, as always? Airbnb loves the dongs. By the way, I’m also still seeing a $50 Airbnb deal in my American Express offers. Pretty good time to book a stay. Have a great weekend, nerds!
The Search For Flight Tracking
FlightTrack Pro was the app of our dreams.
It was true love.
We wanted to settle down and spend the rest our lives with this beautiful piece of ass technology.
Unfortunately, our world is a cruel one.
Earlier this year, fate took FlightTrack Pro away from us.
The hearts of nerds were broken.
Nothing made sense.
There were no answers.
I felt as lost as a millennial in a face-to-face conversation
Well, after many months, I’ve decided to pick myself up and find a replacement.
None will be as perfect as FlightTrack Pro.
On the other hand, apparently jumping off of a bridge is a little too drastic of a response.
My top 4 candidates are FlightAware, Flight Update Pro, VariFlight, and TripCase.
We shall see.
