Kyle Potter is the Executive Editor of Thrifty Traveler, a website dedicated to helping people travel the world on a budget. With a background in journalism, Kyle shares his expertise in finding flight deals, maximizing credit card rewards, and navigating the world of travel. He is known for his humor and bad jokes, but his travel advice is top-notch.
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Kyle's coverage is heavily focused on air travel, airlines, and related personal finance topics such as credit cards. He often features promotional deals, press releases, and how-to guides. To effectively reach out to Kyle Potter, consider providing insights into the latest trends in air travel promotions or changes to airline policies that impact travelers' finances. If you have expertise in analyzing industry shifts or can provide actionable advice for consumers regarding credit card usage in relation to travel deals and loyalty programs, this could be of interest to him.
Given his broad focus without a specific geographic area mentioned, it seems he takes an international view of the aviation industry and would likely welcome relevant input from around the world.
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By: Kyle Potter, Jerry Witbeck
CLAREE ach year, thousands of students attend Mid Michigan College. Over 80 percent of those students receive some form of financial aid. Although that aid can vary, scholarships from local donors play a critical role in filling the financial gap for students who need a little help.The Witbeck Scholarship, sponsored by Witbeck’s Family Foods in Clare, is offered... To access content, please login or purchase a subscription.
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Fresh off their merger, the combined Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines announced Tuesday they will fly nonstop from Seattle (SEA) to Tokyo-Narita (NRT) starting in May and Seoul (ICN) come next October – the first international long-haul routes from their Seattle hub and the first stage of a major global expansion for the growing airline group.
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United Airlines will raise the thresholds for earning status next year and many Delta Medallions are still smarting from the painful changes that took effect in 2024. But for loyal American Airlines flyers, no news is good news.
The clock is ticking, but there's still a chance to quickly close the gap and level up your Delta status for next year before 2024 comes to a close.
By: Kyle Potter
Over the last 24 hours, virtually all of Delta's cheapest basic economy fares have disappeared from Google Flights and other popular platforms. But why?
Another federal government shutdown is looming this weekend – and with no signs of a deal in Congress after several failed attempts, it seems all but certain. If past shutdowns are any indication, travelers in the U.S. will feel the pain, adding additional chaos during an already hectic holiday travel season.
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