Taking the time to compare the top 3 premium travel cards

The points and miles world was buzzing this week, with two announcements from major issuers. The first was Monday’s news about a forthcoming refresh of The Platinum Card® from American Express. Then, we learned Tuesday about a complete revamp of the Chase Sapphire Reserve® set to launch next week (and to affect existing cardmembers as…

Cathay Pacific launches Aria Suite in North America with new Vancouver-to-Hong Kong route

For those who call North America home and enjoy the finer things in life (and in the air), you’re in luck: Cathay Pacific just launched the first North American route for its luxurious Aria Suite product. This month, the brand announced that it would launch three return flights per week, starting June 5, from Vancouver…

United is not stopping with Greenland: More off-the-beaten-path plans for 2026 and beyond

Think Greenland was an unexpected route for United Airlines? There’s likely more where that came from. The Chicago-based carrier has been on quite the run when it comes to alluring new destinations. This spring brought inaugural flights to the likes of Senegal, Mongolia, Sicily and Bilbao, Spain … not to mention this past weekend’s launch…

Pan Am is back: Boeing 757-200 takes flight once again with maiden trip from New York’s JFK

It was an emotional day in New York this week as Pan Am returned to the skies. On Tuesday, a Boeing 757 with the famous Pan Am livery took off from New York City’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK). As the plane painted with Pan American World Airways’ famous “blue meatball” logo pulled into…

Good news: Credit card transfers to Emirates Skywards have returned

After a brief suspension, you can now transfer American Express Membership Rewards, Bilt Rewards, Capital One miles, Chase Ultimate Rewards, and Citi ThankYou points to the Emirates Skywards program once again. This news was first reported by Frequent Miler. In April, each major issuer suspended reward transfers with differing timeframes on when (or if) they…

AirTrain fares to JFK airport reduced by 50% to ease summer traffic crunch

Travelers heading in and out of New York City looking to save some money are getting a summer surprise. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is cutting AirTrain fares to John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) by 50% as it tries to reduce traffic congestion during the summer travel season. It’s not…