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Delta reduces late-summer NYC flying, following other carriers

Delta Air Lines will cut just over 6% of its flights to and from New York City-area airports in August, following American Airlines and United Airlines in trimming their summer schedules in response to a shortage of air traffic controllers in New York. Unlike its legacy rivals, however, Delta will only minimally tweak its New York schedule for May…

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Quick Points: Check transfer times before initiating point transfer requests

At TPG, we’re all about maximizing the value of transferable points currencies like Chase Ultimate Rewards points and Capital One Venture miles. These point currencies offer the flexibility to transfer your points to various airline and hotel loyalty programs to secure award availability. However, this option has a downside — transfer times can vary. And if the points you…

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How to set up autopay for all your credit cards

Editor’s note: This is a recurring post, regularly updated with new information. It’s probably happened at least once to everyone here: You log into your bank account to make a payment and realize that you’ve just missed your payment deadline. The result is the same whether you were off by one day or one week. Late fees and even…

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New self-service TSA facial recognition software available at select airports

Some cool new security features are coming soon to an airport near you. At 16 domestic airports this summer, you can scan your driver’s license or passport in lieu of handing over a boarding pass and ID for inspection while passing through some Transportation Security Administration security checkpoints thanks to updated facial recognition software currently being rolled out across…

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The best hotels in Santa Barbara

With miles of beaches, a backdrop of rugged mountains, beautiful Spanish Colonial-style architecture and a vibe that’s equal parts outdoorsy energy and laid-back laissez faire, it’s  easy to see why the coastal California city of Santa Barbara is dubbed “the American Riviera.”  Although the area received its current name from Portuguese explorer Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo in the 16th century…

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