About Rick Seaney, CEO FareCompare

Rick Seaney, co-founder of FareCompare.com - is a world-class air travel expert.

FareCompare.com presides over a kingdom of sophisticated software that searches out fares and destinations at a billion combinations per query - while keeping track of 500 airlines serving more than 270,000 markets around the globe.

And all of Rick's data is updated continuously - in real-time.

No wonder he's the media's go-to guy for all things air travel. He's got the answers. And he loves to share his knowledge.

That's why Rick and the team created FareCompare.com - to help everyone become an air travel expert, and get the best deals first -- every time they fly.

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20-July: Rick’s Daily Read

July 20, 2007 | Posted in: Travel Tips

Weekend downtime? Catch up on some interesting travel and airline industry stories.

That’s Fit: Stress-free travel – Tips on what to pack to enjoy stress-free travel. And no, decent customer service from the airlines won’t fit in your carry-on bag.
boing boing: TSA head calls lighter ban “security theater” – The TSA will once again allow some types of lighters on planes. Lighters are back, matches never went away. Flames make me a little nervous, but I’ll be fine as long as I have my trusty 4 oz. bottle of water. Oh…right.
The Chicago Traveler: Pooch Chicago – Man’s best friend enjoys fine dining, massages, milk baths, and plasma TVs in a Chicago luxury dog hotel. I know there’s a joke in there somewhere, but I’m too consumed with jealousy to find it.
Online Travel Review: Stowaway in Airplane Wheel Dies – A man dies while hiding in the wheel well of a flight from Taiwan to San Francisco. Oddly, this type of thing happens more than you might think.
BBC: Brazil jet thrust reverser off – The investigation into the crash of the TAM airliner that crashed in Brazil on Tuesday continues. Officials now believe a thrust reverser on the plane had been mistakenly deactivated during maintenance check.

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