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If you’re planning to shop online, what would you say if we told you you could earn extra miles just by clicking a few extra buttons? Pretty sweet, huh? This article will teach you how to use the United Airlines…

Are you a fan of earning Delta SkyMiles? What if we said you could earn even more for no extra cost and hardly any additional work? Does it sound too good to be true? It’s not! This article will tell…

JetBlue Airline Overview TrueBlue is JetBlue’s loyalty program. You don’t earn points based on miles flown but rather dollars spent on JetBlue flights and partner activities. TrueBlue has customer-friendly policies like no points expiration and the ability to share points…

British Airways Overview British Airways’ mileage program is Executive Club, and Avios is the reward currency. You can collect Avios not only on British Airways flights, but also through partner airline flights, hotel stays, car rentals, credit card use, and even online…

Alaska Airlines has one of the most clear-cut baggage policies we’ve seen. Depending on the route and cabin, 2 or 3 standard bags are either included or only $35 for your first bag, with additional bags coming in below the…

JetBlue might not have the same kind of extensive route network compared to Delta Air Lines or American Airlines, but it has gained a reputation for having a good product and solid service. In this post, you’ll learn about the…

Earning extra points and miles for something you’re already planning to spend money on is a pretty great concept. Luckily for you, it’s also pretty easily done! This article tells you exactly what you need to know about using Southwest’s …

Earning enough Southwest points to make a rewards redemption can be challenging, but there are several strategies that can help you earn miles and points faster at no additional cost. One of these methods involves signing up for an airline or…

Based in Australia, Qantas is a member of Oneworld alliance and has a large number of partner airlines that can be utilized for redemptions. It’s easy to put together unforgettable trips with Qantas and its partners; all you need to…

Virgin Atlantic’s baggage policies and fees are some of the clearest we’ve seen, which makes it a heck of a lot easier to determine your total luggage costs than with most other airlines! Virgin Atlantic Carry-on Allowance 1 personal item:…

Etihad Airways has a very straightforward baggage policy in terms of included allowance. The cost of additional pieces and overweight/oversized luggage is more complex, with a more in-depth table. Etihad Carry-on Allowance 1 personal item: FREE (only available for business…

Southwest Airlines has the single most clear-cut (and cheapest!) baggage policy of any airline. Thank You, Southwest! Your first 2 checked bags are free with any fare, and the extra and excess baggage fees start at $100. Southwest is the rare…

JetBlue has one of the most clear-cut baggage policies of all the airlines, with fees sitting at the average across the industry. It also has a fairly generous free baggage policy for active duty U.S. military personnel and their dependents….

Hawaiian Airlines Carry-on Allowance 1 personal item: FREE1 standard carry-on bag: FREE Size and Weight Restrictions Lap Infant Carry-On Policy Hawaiian Airlines Checked Baggage Allowance All checked bags must adhere to a max weight of 50 pounds (23 kilograms) and max…

Japan Airlines Carry-on Allowance 1 personal item: FREE1 standard carry-on bag: FREE Size Restrictions Total weight combined not to exceed 22 pounds (10 kg). Lap Infant Carry-on Policy Stroller Check Policy * Stroller lending service available at the following airports:…

While Iberia’s carry-on baggage policy is fairly standard, its checked baggage fees are a bit more complicated than the average carrier. These fees vary by fare purchased/cabin class, route, season of travel, and time of purchase, as you can see…

Singapore Airlines separates its baggage policies/fees into 2 categories: by weight (for most routes) and by piece (for all routes to/from the U.S.). This is an important concept to be aware of when attempting to calculate your baggage expenses. If…

Emirates baggage policy can be a bit confusing when it comes to its allowance for carry-on items, using the word “handbag” instead of “standard carry-on bag” or “overhead bag.” These “handbags” however, carry the same size restrictions we usually find…

EL AL has a fairly standard baggage policy when it comes to allowances for checked luggage (1 in economy (excluding the Lite Fare), 2 in premium economy, and 2 in business). However, you’ll pay above-average fees for each piece over…

easyJet is another airline whose baggage fees are dependent upon which point in time you buy your allowance. This means you’ll save money if you purchase your bags online simultaneously with your ticket. easyJet Carry-on Allowance 1 underseat cabin bag:…

Frontier is one of the few airlines that currently charges a fee for standard carry-on bags and each checked bag (there are no automatic inclusions). With Frontier’s baggage policy, these fees increase with time. So, to save the most money…