Allison Pohle

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908 appearances 18 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2021 last heard Dec 2024

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · U.S. Airline Rankings for 2021: Who Handled the Passenger Surge Best? · 31 Jan 2022 podcast

They're also taking a look at their schedule to make sure that they're not running too ambitiously. voice-verified

They still want to meet demand, of course, but want to make sure that they have the staff in place so they aren't canceling flights. voice-verified

For a lot of customers, it does come down to price at the end of the day, but people do have airlines that they rely on and that they love or loathe. voice-verified

These rankings are based on objective data, so on-time performance, delays, etc., voice-verified

Consumers can take a look at these and factor it in if they have a few airlines to choose from. voice-verified

Maybe they want to go with the airline that has a better percentage of on-time arrivals. voice-verified

There might be less likelihood that they'd be delayed or get a canceled flight depending on those rankings. voice-verified

But at the end of the day, for a lot of customers, it does come down to price and personal preference, which aren't factored into the rankings, but the objective data can help people take a look and make decisions that are best for them. voice-verified

Thanks for having me. voice-verified

WSJ Your Money Briefing · How to Give Frequent-Flier Miles as a Holiday Gift · 1 Dec 2021 podcast

This year, with all the supply chain snags, this is one gift that's impervious to those. voice-verified

You won't have to worry about the shipment arriving in time. voice-verified

Thanks for having me. voice-verified

That's correct. voice-verified

Even people who have begun traveling again in recent months might not have been traveling as much as they were before the pandemic, meaning that they might have miles left over that they haven't used, as well as points from travel credit cards that can be redeemed for airline trips as well. voice-verified

No, even if people haven't been traveling for a while and they've been racking up a lot of miles, most miles do not expire, so they don't need to worry about an expiration date. voice-verified

It means that someone doesn't have to pay for a flight, which can be a big cost sometimes, so that can be a great surprise. voice-verified

Also, this year with all the supply chain snags, this is one gift that's impervious to those. voice-verified

You won't have to worry about the shipment arriving in time. voice-verified

There was a survey that came out from market research firm Destination Analysts, and they found that nearly two-thirds of American travelers said they would feel either happy or very happy to receive a travel-related gift this holiday season. voice-verified

And that was up from 47% last year in 2020. voice-verified

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