Allie Johnson is a Senior Editor at Thrifty Traveler. She specializes in travel and tourism, particularly focusing on airlines, aviation, and consumer travel, while also covering personal finance and finance-related topics. Allie has been featured in FOX 9, KMSP-TV, Daily Item, TV Shows Ace, Thrifty Traveler, and USA TODAY.
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Allie's coverage primarily revolves around travel and transportation, with a specific focus on airline travel and flight booking. Given her penchant for how-to guides and government announcements in the realm of travel, she is likely to be responsive to pitches offering expert insights or practical advice related to navigating airline policies, maximizing travel discounts, or understanding government regulations impacting travelers.
Since Allie focuses on providing actionable information for travelers, consider tailoring pitches towards providing key tips or guidance that could help readers save money, navigate complex processes such as passport renewal or TSA PreCheck enrollment.
It's important to note that while Allie doesn't specify a geographic focus, her coverage seems broadly relevant to an international audience rather than being limited to a specific region.
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By: Allie Johnson
United tried to stick it to Delta last year by announcing it wouldn't change the requirements for earning status with the airline. It's not making the same
Weeks after unveiling its plans for summer 2025, American Airlines is going back to the table by adding more nonstop routes to Italy.
Travelers swear by throwing a tracking device like an Apple AirTag in their luggage – just in case the airline loses their bags. An upcoming move from Apple will make it much easier to track down lost luggage.
By: Allie Johnson
Years after announcing its hybrid airport lounge-restaurant concept, Capital One has officially opened the doors to its first Capital One Landing at
By: Allie Johnson
JetBlue is adding even more flights to Europe next year, setting its sights on a familiar city plus a brand-new destination: Spain.
By: Allie Johnson
After months of rumors, JetBlue has confirmed it will introduce first class seats on domestic planes come 2026. But that will come at a cost.
JetBlue's founder and ex-CEO said his former airline is wise to lean into a “premium travel” boom by installing first class seats across its entire fleet. But for ultra-low-cost carriers Spirit and Frontier that are hoping first class cabins could save them, he can only see it ending one way: Reviving their plans from years ago and merging.
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