How Anyone Can Save Up to 90% on Cathay Pacific’s First Class Cabin
Cathay’s First Class is a favorite among First Class habitués. Here’s how to pay far less than they do.
First Class Two-Destinations-for-One on United
Using arcane stopover rules to get two destinations First Class on United for the price of coach. We identify the arcane, you leverage it. The strategy is also applicable on other airlines.
Attention: New Fare Rule Locks You Into One Carrier on Domestic Round-trips
Here goes wily Delta again. The latest way the airline is picking your loyalty pocket.
Retirees, Business Owners, and Other Flexible Travelers: Keep Your Bags Packed
Why the traveler who can pick up and go on short notice has the best opportunities for low-cost First Class travel. Don’t think long-term, as most would have you.
Beginner’s Guide: How to Play the “Buy Miles to Fly In Style” Strategy to Net Up to 90% Off Premium Travel
The smartest thing you can do. Become your own mileage bank. Here’s how in a nutshell.
Two-Destinations-for-One, First Class
I urge you to scan this chart, paying particular attention to the economy fare in red and the corresponding First Class fare in green: How…
Top Options for Summer 2016 Business Class to Europe
Last month in our FCF Playbook we looked at the SkyTeam airline alliance. This month you get two for the price of one (we love…
Retirees, Business Owners, Premium and Other Flexible Travelers: Keep Your Bags Packed
One thing I’ve learned on my travels is that sometimes it’s easier to go than to stay. What am I talking about? Simply this: some…
The Evolution and Future of U.S.–Europe First Class Fares
Cash upgrades at time of purchase are in. But the airlines are still experimenting with how much and when to charge. FCF gets you in…
Wimbledon First Class on Miles and a Whim
At FCF we love big international events—whether it’s sports, entertainment or cultural celebrations. And, of course, we insist on premium travel. What could be better…
How Savvy Elite-Status and Schedule-Focused Travelers Fly Business Class on American Airlines
Sometimes the obvious is not apparent.