and you may only have days/weeks to use it before it isn't good anymore because the airline quit flying.

Does one month and a few games move the needle long term though?

The idea that I have to wait for someone to approve a refund for me to get credit so I can rebook my flight is nuts. Southwest you get it back in about a minute.

Booking a flight with a minor, if you want to pay yours with money and theirs with points is easy on Southwest. United I have to call.

That isn't real world range. Longest XLR flight across the Atlantic is DUB-BNA at 3400nm. That is also the range IAG has put out multiple time in press for Aer Lingus and Iberia with their XLR.

STL should be in range. It is about the exact length as BNA. But with BA just adding STL and LH adding flights I assume they see how those go for a bit first.

They can do PIT on a narrowbody, they can't do TPA on one.

I know you did an OVC article recently on the teams staying. Have you heard anything on who they might try be able to come to the conference?

Someone tell Notre Dame we would accept them with open arms...

Thanks, I thought they were going reorder them after the draw once those teams were placed, didn't realize it was pre-figured them out.

Do we know why US is in D and they skipped C? I know its been like that for awhile but I have no clue the reason

Condor cut a bunch of US destinations a year or two ago

Random question watching this. Is the crossover the turn lane considered safer or would it be better for the bike lane to stay to the far right. I can see pros and cons to both but I’m curious if one is considered better than the other.

Guess they decided they need to fight Alaska.

getting old MCI vibes from it by looking at that gate area.

I think you may be right but I went ahead and bought. I got nervous. I can just rebook for credit if they go down.

I figured there wouldn’t be much with August and September being slow