Passengers on a nearly empty American Airlines flight purportedly had to sit next to one another — for a completely head-shaking reason.

Meanwhile, some flight attendants are training to make differences in hospitals.

Think flight attendants can’t work from home? Or at least have a sense of humor about it?

Many of us can’t wait to travel again. We’re excited to fly in the skies, rides the rails, drive the roads, or bed down in hotels. (Or some combinations thereof!)

That time might come sooner than later for some of us who must travel for work.

Heck, you might be someone traveling now because your job mandates it.

Road warriors will be some of the first people traveling again when things start amping up again.

Are you nervous?

Sun Country ended its outsourcing relationship with Delta Global Services at MSP. Several major Las Vegas resorts are gambling that they can safely open for business in a few weeks. Those are some of the travel and travel industry headlines that caught my eye today and I thought you, too, would find interesting. Sun Country Terminates Relationship with DGS at MSP Sun Country is taking its Minneapolis-St. Paul ground operations inhouse after ending its deal with Delta Global Services. The StarTribune reports Sun Country is inviting DGS employees to consider joining the airline. More Las Vegas Resorts Betting on May 1 We wrote earlier today about Venetian planning to welcome guests back to its property May 1. Other resort companies including Wynn, Caesars, and MGM say they’re opening their doors that day, as well. @WynnLasVegas can’t wait to be back! @VitalVegas @LasVegasLocally pic.twitter.com/Mw4Xammqpd — Adam Shafer (@adamshaferlv) March 31, 2020…

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Some employees at airlines receiving government assistance aren’t happy about what the carriers are doing, payroll-wise. Southwest is getting into the cargo game. And Spirit suspended service to three cities.

Those are some of the travel headlines that piqued my interest today.

Here’s some insight as to when Disney theme parks may reopen: Walt Disney World and Disneyland hotels are taking reservations for June 1 and after.

Quick reminder for Chase Freedom cardholders: today’s the final opportunity take advantage of this quarter’s 5% bonus cashback categories:

Most of us are off the road, not flying, and out of hotels for the foreseeable future.

Some of your points and miles might be at risk — depending on how active you are with certain airline and hotel loyalty programs. For example, my friend Dave was a loyal American Airlines flyer — until his employer put him on Delta flights. Two years later, he holds tons of American points that are in jeopardy, simply because he’s switched his loyalty to Delta. He certainly doesn’t want to let his AA points disappear.

Here are some easy ways to keep your points and miles active without having to fly in a plane or stay in a hotel.

In fact, most of these can be achieved from home!

Weather forecasts may be hampered by the number of planes not flying right now.

Delta and jetBlue are contributing their help in the battle against COVID-19.

Those are some of the headlines and posts that caught my eye and I thought you, too, may find interesting.

I stumbled across something interesting today while searching for Delta flights between Seattle and Tokyo.

Delta offers a nonstop flight from SEA to Haneda (HND), plus other options involving connections.

Nothing unusual there.

But several itineraries involving stops in Portland (PDX) are flown by Alaska Airlines.

That Alaska Airlines.

Cutting cable television helped René save over $150. He opted for TiVo, Amazon Prime video and an HDTV antenna that hooks up to his television. The antenna gives him all his local channels in beautiful high definition.

If you want to do something similar — especially during this ugly financial time — check out this 4K HDTV antenna Amazon has discounted by 48% (after applying an instant savings coupon).