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The Winners and Losers of American Airlines First Class Upgrade Changes
The Winners and Losers of American Airlines First Class Upgrade Changes
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Effective June 9, 2023, American Airlines is making some big changes to how complimentary upgrades work for AAdvantage elites. Starting then, all elite members will be eligible for complimentary upgrades on American Airlines award tickets. However, anytime there are changes to who gets a limited supply, there are going to be winners and losers. Let's dig into the details of what's changing and review who this benefits and who's losing out.

JT Genter
JT Genter
Marriott Finally Displays Resort Fees in Compliance With Court Order
Marriott Finally Displays Resort Fees in Compliance With Court Order
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In late 2021, Marriott agreed to a legal settlement to clearly list resort fees (and other mandatory fees) on the first page of hotel results. After years of delays (and fines), Marriott is finally complying with the settlement. You'll now see resort fees in the initial Marriott search results. However, the initial price still won't be your total cost. Here's how to compare the all-in prices for Marriott hotels.

Ryan Smith
Ryan Smith