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Airports, Airlines, Aviation

Author: Chandra Jacobs

  • Record Breaking Year at BOS

    It is no secret that I am fond of my hometown airport Boston Logan International and I have written previously about the incredible strides the airport has made in terms of international routes. In 2015, they will add seven new international destinations and are always on the lookout for potential new routes. With a strengthening…

  • Flying to Cuba (HAV)

    The next big trip I’m planning is flying to Cuba through Havana Airport (HAV) – this blog documents the process of getting there. Flying to Cuba has been on my mind for a while now since the recent U.S. legislation has made it less illegal and easier to visit Cuba as a U.S. Citizen. The…

  • Day hikes from DEN – #layovertip

    This is just a quick post to share some of my favorite expeditions and day hikes from DEN – you can do these over a long long layover or overnight. Hint: #layovertip. You can easily rent a car at the airport, or use the tripchi app to find a ride downtown, and get your day hikes…

  • The Battle At Dallas Love Field Heats Up

    For those of you that have flown into Dallas on Southwest, you have flown through Dallas Love Field. If you need to get to downtown Dallas, Love field is much preferred as it is closer than DFW. Love Field has a brand new terminal that has received much praise and year to date the passenger…

  • Icelandair KEF-DEN Review

    In Nelleke’s review last week, she reviewed the first leg of her Icelandair flight; in today’s blog, she’s taking a stab at the second leg: Icelandair KEF-DEN. Nelleke is a Technical IT Director at Travelport, where she works with tripchi CEO CJ. We both work on the Universal API product. Here’s Nelleke’s Review Part 2. Icelandair KEF-DEN Review:…

  • Nashville Airport Review

    Nashville, Tennessee is frequently referred to as the music city and for good reason. When you walk up and down Broadway more commonly known as “The Strip” in downtown Nashville you can’t help but take in the many country artists singing their heart out in every bar and restaurant. You can hear the desire to…

  • Icelandair AMS-KEF Review

    Today’s Icelandair AMS-KEF review comes from Nelleke Van der Voort. It’s a two part review since she actually flew from REK-KEF-DEN, with the second installment coming next week. Nelleke is a Technical IT Director at Travelport, where she works with tripchi CEO CJ. We both work on the Universal API product. Here’s Nelleke! With more than…

  • Flight Prices by Airport

    Last week, Hopper put out a pretty nifty infographic showing average flight prices by airport. The default search shows us  USA as the “home airport” – which is a bizarre and useless concept since USA is a country obviously and decidely NOT an IATA airport code. Just the same, the data behind these flight prices by…

  • tripchi airport app – fly on you crazy diamond in to August

    Late July 2015 tripchi airport app newsletter The latest adventures of our team saw founder CJ traveling into the Rocky Mountains for a hiking and eating adventure which she documented on her therestlessroad blog here. While the tripchi airport app team sadly didn’t see any airport travel this month, we have some great trips coming up next month and…

  • Animal Friendly Terminal at JFK

    Animals, in particular, dogs are becoming a common occurrence on commercial aircraft these days. Many airlines allow a dog or cat are under a certain weight to be carried in the cabin along with your luggage. Often people will certify their dogs as service animals and bring larger animals into the cabin for no extra…

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