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United introduces 'basic' fare for its first-class cabins - AOL (opens the original)
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Basic airfare has now entered the first-class cabin. United Airlines is launching a new lower-end ticket for first-class flights, called base. Starting in fall 2026, United First and United Business passengers will be able to choose from three fare options for eligible routes: flexible, standard and base, according to its website. The new base fare will be the lowest tier for the first-class cabin and will also come with more restrictions, such as seat selection for a fee and fewer checked bagga
17 countries from easiest to hardest to be a digital nomad - AOL (opens the original)
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Being a digital nomad sounds idyllic, but like everything, it comes with its ups and downs. The lifestyle of traveling while working remotely is on the rise. Around 18.5 million Americans called themselves digital nomads, according to MBO Partners' 2025 State of Independence study. That's a 153% increase from 2019. As appealing as it is, digital nomadism also has its own set of challenges. Taxes, visas and unstable Wi-Fi in a foreign country are just a few issues that people have to deal with –
Want to Be a Digital Nomad? The Countries Where It’s Easiest, Hardest (opens the original)
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Being a digital nomad sounds idyllic, but like everything, it comes with its ups and downs. The lifestyle of traveling while working remotely is on the rise. Around 18.5 million Americans called themselves digital nomads, according to MBO Partners’ 2025 State of Independence study. That’s a 153% increase from 2019. As appealing as it is, digital nomadism also has its own set of challenges. Taxes, visas and unstable Wi-Fi in a foreign country are just a few issues that people have to deal with –
New DOT rule changes compensation for flight delays - AOL (opens the original)
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Starting Oct. 19, it could get more difficult for passengers to get compensation if their flight is delayed, as a new rule by the Department of Transportation changes what's considered to be within an airline's control. The DOT said it will remove 10 events that cause flight disruptions from being "within the carrier's control," as outlined by Congress in the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024. "The U.S. Department of Transportation (Department or DOT) is amending its regulations governing how air
New DOT Rule May Make It Harder to Receive Compensation for Flight Delays (opens the original)
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Starting Oct. 19, it will get more difficult for passengers to receive compensation if their flight is delayed. A new Department of Transportation rule changes what counts as being within an airline’s control. The DOT will remove 10 events that cause flight disruptions from that category, as outlined in the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024. The rule, published in the Federal Register on Sept. 3, changes how airlines report the causes of flight cancellations and delays. “These 10 specific types of
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