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.

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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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3-August: Rick’s Daily Read

August 3, 2007 | Posted in: Travel Tips

Need a recap of some of the week’s most interesting travel stories? Read up on your days off.

Cloud Travel: Exploring the Experience of Flying First Class Overseas – An in-depth look at the differences between the service and the experience in First Class on international flights as opposed to coach. Guess which one comes off sounding like more fun?
Brave New Traveler: The Mysterious Origins of the Travel Bug – Ever get that uncontrollable urge to travel? You’re not the only one. Read this worldwide view of that unmistakeable feeling known as The Travel Bug.
The Cranky Flier: Allegiant Plans Its Big Expansion – Allegiant expands. Phoenix rejoices!
Southern Byways: Reviewing… Space Mountain – It’s perhaps the most famous roller coaster in the world, and it might be the perfect ride for kids, adults, and anyone who dislikes light. Get a step-by-step breakdown of what makes Space Mountain so popular.

Have a great weekend!

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One Response to “3-August: Rick’s Daily Read”

Tim says:

November 28, 2007 at 12:17 am

Haven’t seen much new here, but thought I’d point out a fairly decent article discussing the widening gap between first and economy classes

http://www.boston.com/travel/articles/nytimes/articles/2007/11/25/class_conflict/?page=1

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