Here is some of the best travel news and notes from around the Internet:
- A post I wrote over on Traveling Dad about the true value of miles and points – the ability to go to St. Louis or St. Lucia for (about) the same cost.
- A 17 year old boy was detained after opening an emergency exit door on the tarmac while waiting for his Copa flight to taxi to its gate at SFO.
- Apparently the Chase Sapphire Reserve card has not been super profitable for JP Morgan Chase (at least not yet). We’ll see what happens when all those $450 annual fees come due again here in the next few weeks.
- After #leggingsgate, American has officially changed their dress code policy for non-rev passengers
- Is the trick to book close-in tickets on United dead now?
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