Amazon Music Unlimited offering 3-month free trial

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• Jack says:

  2 Nov2 November 08:06

  Yeah even my Apple Card has 2% cash back when you use Apple Pay aka contactless. I have a Blue Delta Amex but there isn’t much point spending on it unless you have good bonus categories (I think worldwide restaurants ATM is 3 miles/$1).

• Dev says:

  2 Nov2 November 08:34

  cargo only flights are a good jolly for cabin crew … they are needed as the main cabins do not have any fire suppression systems!

  • ChrisW says:

    2 Nov2 November 09:09

    Especially with F seats to lounge about in during the flight! They must be the holy grail of crewing flights right now!

    • Dev says:

      3 Nov3 November 10:45

      Good on them! They need some respite from all the negativity this year!

• cinereus says:

  2 Nov2 November 09:43

  I have absolutely no idea how people survive using things like Spotify and Amazon music. I find at least a dozen tracks missing from their catalogues every day which ends up just being a huge waste of time.

  • Andrew (@andrewseftel) says:

    2 Nov2 November 10:02

    At least with Spotify, the trick is to let it decide what you listen to – i.e. more like radio. Their machine learning is exceptional and after a short while picking things out manually it will just get on with playing music that you like.

• Gringo says:

  2 Nov2 November 09:49

  I can’t believe that no-one’s commented on how this looks like WT feels.

  • Chrisasaurus says:

    2 Nov2 November 19:36

    Well, Jon indirectly did on the first page 😁

• Julian says:

  2 Nov2 November 09:52

  So presumably BA is substantially undercutting the prices charged by the aircraft of freight airlines like UPS and DHL?

  Surely that must be the case as COVID, face mask wearing and/or harsher lockdowns at home mean less stuff in total being bought and needing to move around the world than before so I can’t see how BA or other passenger airlines manage to acquire freight unless they charge significantly less than the normal freight airlines?

  • Bagoly says:

    2 Nov2 November 10:43

    But on many routes, passenger flights carry material amounts of cargo in the hold.
    So if airlines are running a quarter as many flights on a particular route and using the passenger cabin increases the capacity fourfold (illustrative number only) then capacity is the same as before.

    • TGLoyalty says:

      2 Nov2 November 10:49

      Yes exactly. Less flights means less capacity and even though cargo requirements might be marginally lower the drop in capacity has increased the price.

• marcw says:

  2 Nov2 November 13:24

  Or you use FlyingBlue miles to redeem on Virgin.

• BlueThroughCrimp says:

  2 Nov2 November 14:59

  Thought Delta was a 49% shareholder as it was the maximum they were allowed?

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