@flightdrama United has this at its gates in Boston. It’s fine but also feel like it’s slower than normal boarding. I guess if it’s good enough (and gets better) and lowers costs/enables agents to help on other things I’m for it.
@SteveHiltonx “Reducing the cost of prescription drugs, reducing the cost of childcare, reducing the cost of housing”
How have we meaningfully put any of these policies in place in California?
@adampnathan@ByERussell I’m sure they have the data on this and will be fine but as someone who gets status through 60 “cheap” domestic flights it changes my calculus a bit.
According to a memo obtained by The Athletic, the WNBA sent out the “playoff hold dates” to team presidents, GMs and scheduling contacts on Dec. 4, 2025.
So why didn’t the Dream secure State Farm Arena? In part, it’s not their primary arena.
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@jonostrower Funny thing is that this may backfire. Current platinum via frequent Y tickets and if it becomes too much of a hassle to get gold (I just want my E+ seat) then I’ll start booking other airlines when it’s cheaper.
@martieweiss@anothercohen 100% same. United is leading the way but no where close to enough planes have it yet for it to be a consistent wifi product and worth switching for. Maybe in a year or two. And even then, if there’s a nonstop vs layover it’s still a no brainer.
@pitdesi I tried Muse with United to request missing miles (from an upgrade request that didn’t clear) and it also didn’t work on United’s site. Wouldn’t allow it to log in for me.
@zachgriff I tried to get Muse to contact United to get points I used for an upgrade request that didn’t clear put back into my account (They didn’t automatically bc I ended up moving to an earlier flight which breaks the UA process.) https://t.co/IhIbSIDqWi seems to block Muse from
@andrew__reed Funny enough the one place I’ve been pulled over in the state of California is coming off of 101S into SFO. Just a warning, but still lol.