Numbering conventions vary widely from airline to airline. A few general guidelines apply to most carriers: One- and two-digit flight numbers are generally reserved for long-haul or other premium flights. Flight number 1 is often for an airline’s “flagship” service. Four-digit numbers under 5000 are typically used for regional affiliate …
It is increasingly common for hotels to place a small “test charge” on a credit card 0-3 days prior to a guests arrival. This is one way a sold-out or oversold hotel manages inventory. If the card expired or is rendered invalid for any reason between the time the reservation …
The airlines have a word for that. It’s called “churning” and it is not permitted. The airlines employ sophisticated technology to catch people doing this and respond with cancellations, denied fares, and debit memos charging penalties. Travel-On, like all travel management companies, does not engage in this practice. Travelers who …