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cold ball, that can hammer things. wind and rain in the east coast, things are getting pretty good right now. keeping in mind how much pressure is on the airlines and americans have offered their pilots financial incentives to work over the holidays, the pilots have said no, the problem is not with us, it's management and they say scheduling software. that's why they had so many issues. southwest offered their people frequent flier points if they work over the holidays. the pressure is on for those airlines in particular, guys. >> tom, one final question circling back, pilots were
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to airline royalty programs. the famed frequent flier points. gary has travel tips for the new year. bloger for view from the wing and co-founder of the mile high frequent flier program. are we at the point where the airline cut back on the program and you might as well by the cheapest ticket and head out? >> you have two things. while the programs themselves are less generous it makes sense. planes are generally full and the airlines are doing well and don't need to spend as much on marketing these days. i think the advice is the same as before. unless you are someone who travels a lot, 25,000 miles a year or more, where you can earn status and be treated better, by the ticket based on schedule and
new york prompting new federal rules. but the airline says it has changed and takes steps to protect passengers. to make good with angry passengers, jetblue is offering compensation based on how many times their flights were canceled. one cancellation, 5,000 frequent flier points or $50. or $200 for four or more cancellations. well, the good news is things look really good here and around the country. but again, things are looking a lot better than they looked days ago. >> thank goodness. thank you so much, renee. going to take a break. coming up next, a target employee spots a suspicious looking customer. and what she did then helped police rescue a 7-year-old
march 13th issue is based on information from different sources including the shooter himself as well as detailed description of mission debrief. we stand by our story. read peter bergen's account, his story on cnn.com. as if flying didn't already cost an arm and a leg. basing your fare on how much you way, lisa sylvester would fly a lot less than i would. but my question is, if you pay more, do you get more frequent flier points. >> you get a bigger seat if you're paying more, maybe more legroom. >> already did that. >> should passengers have to step on a scale in order to step on a plane. there's actually one airline that's already doing this. the price of an airline ticket