states and over 38 countries through a former travel and tourism career (international airline, cruise line and travel card company).in the meantime, I rent at the beach in Long Beach, CA. which is also a pleasant ambiance, walk-everywhere, low-key town.

Examples of companies that make up these industries in the Dallas metroplex are AT&T, American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, JP Morgan, Exxon Mobil, and FedEx.

I actually picked that line up off of a famous investor who used it to describe investing in the airline industry.

So my dream was to be an airline pilot.. started with flying lessons way back as a Senior in high school ( I was bagging groceries so I could pay for one lesson a week).. but this being the Post Vietnam Era the chance of getting hired on with out a very long process of flight instructing and so forth was something my limited patience just would not let me do.. airlines were hiring Jet jocks from the military us guys trying to work up it would take years.So my dad talked me into getting my real estate license.. so got that at 18.. started to try to sell.. it was very tough being so young.. but 60 days later and many tears from rejection ( see wholesalers ) I finally closed my first deal before I quit.. 

And of course you change the way you communicate - it is now "we" and not "I"  and you conduct business with the attitude of a airline rep or a hotel manager: very friendly, but very firm.  

PriceLabs (for dynamic pricing, like airlines use) is something I can help you with for sure.

Do airlines accept cash?

Hi Joe,Sorry for the slow response - I work for an airline and have been flying the last week.

I would stop by and say really.. you think with the margins so thin in airline revenue that American Airlines is going to over pay by 1 million for jet fuel so you can make a million dollar fee..

The points are very flexible and can be used for multiple airlines and miles.