Virgin Australia Sued for Spilt Coffee, Gold Star Family Booed on Plane, Skyscanner Sold for $1.7 Billion, FREE DEN Pop-Up, Mistakes Made at Chichen Itza, Walking Dead & More- The Rehash!

The Rehash

I hope that everyone had a nice Thanksgiving weekend.

We spent a night at the Radisson Martinique in Manhattan as a way to use our last Club Carlson free night before it expired.

Did you all do a lot of Black Friday shopping? We didn’t go out and wait on crazy lines for anything but I did purchase us a flight for February. It was too good of a deal to pass up so I’m pretty psyched for that!

How has your week gone when it comes to miles, points and travel?

Now it’s time to take a look back at some of this past week’s posts in a recap that I like to call, The Rehash!

I’m surprised that more people aren’t injured during flights like this… Virgin Australia is  being sued for spilling coffee on a teen’s lap.

A disgusting display of rudeness as a Gold Star Family was booed while leaving a plane.

Is Iran smuggling weapons on Mahan Air commercial flights? Israel thinks they are.

So much for Black Friday sales… Skyscanner was sold to a Chinese company for $1.74 billion.

Get knocked up in one of these hotels, get a FREE Trip to Italy.

Find out about Lucas and my visit to Chichen Itza and the mistake I made.

A nice prize is up for grabs here. Virgin America is giving away a trip for 2 to the Space Between Us premiere in LA.

If you happen to be flying to or from DEN, you should check this out. An awesome FREE pop-up opened at Denver Airport.

Did this passenger really think this was a carry-on acceptable item? TSA finds Lucille from The Walking Dead in a carry on bag.

That’s all I’ve got for this week’s rehash!

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