Wanna fly all month for $699? Call up JetBlue.

JetBlue is bringing back it's "All You Can Jet" program for $699.   The pass costs $699 and allows customers to book a seat on any available flight between Sept. 7 and Oct. 6, 2010.

Here's how it works:



Buy the $699 pass by Friday, or before it sells out and you'll get a month's worth of unlimited flying between any of the airline's 60 international and domestic destinations. The pass covers travel between Sept. 7 and Oct. 6.

JetBlue says pass holders "will have no boundaries -- every available seat on every flight between Sept. 7 and Oct. 6 will be available with no blackout dates -- to travel to more than 60 international and domestic destinations in JetBlue's route network as often as they like."

JetBlue says domestic taxes and fees are included in the price of its AYCJ Pass, though taxes and fees for international flights and flights to Puerto Rico are not included.   

 They also have another plan that's both cheaper but you can't fly on the weekend for $499.  But since I don't work for Jetblue you should visit their site for more details @ All you can Jet.

Flying Pasties - a cure for the airport peeping tom!

Where a lot of us enjoy being naked while on vacation some of us may not like just anyone being able to see you!   Next time you're flying you might consider this product, flying pasties!

These stickers claimed to keep the prying eyes of TSA employees off your private bits when you stepped into the full-body scanners.  But it's not 100% clear if they work, some people have reported that these new high tech scanners won't be stopped by some sticker.  Will you spend the $20 and see if it works?

Visit their official site at:  www.flyingpasties.com. 

Practice putting while at the airport!

Hey, being a sports nut I like this one!   There are around 27 million golfers in the US and plenty of airports. Why not mix to the two of them up?  

At the Palm Beach International Airport in West Palm Beach, Fla., there's a popular 9-hole putting green located pre-security, in the center of the terminal.  For a few dollars, travelers – and non-travelers waiting for loved ones to arrive – can buy a souvenir golf ball and borrow a golf club from Sam Snead's Tavern, which is right nearby. 

(Natalie Gulbis gets ready to tee off)

Travelers with late-night flights out of Los Angeles International Airport often make their way to the Westchester Golf Course, which is on airport property, less than 2 miles away from the terminals. "The course is lit at night and we stay open till 10 p.m.," says golf shop employee Dane Christopher. "People will check out of their hotels, come here, store their luggage, play golf, get a bite to eat and then call a cab to take them to the airport."