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engage Window or Aisle? Chatting with a Frequent Flyer henry delozier, a phoenixbased consultant for Global Golf Advisors, is one of Golf Inc. magazine’s “most influential people in golf.” How often do you travel? Almost every day. It averages six days a week. And I thank my clients for allowing me to travel so frequently. What’s one thing you can’t travel without? My briefcase. Book or e-reader? Book. Favorite frequent-flyer perk? Upgrades. The reward for loyalty is status, and that brings a lot of perks. What’s your favorite golf course? deLozier’s travel tip WHEn i’m trAvELing WitH goLF CLUBS, i SHip tHEm AHEAd oF timE. it’S onLY in tHE intErESt oF SAving timE. I have an assortment of them. I love to play at Cypress Point in California and also at Pine Valley just outside of Philadelphia. Can you offer readers some quick golf tips? Enjoy the game. Most people forget to enjoy it, and it’s a wonderful game. How about some travel tips? they’d treat you if tables were turned. And one thing that I think is often violated is that people need to remember that just because they’ve been upgraded to first class doesn’t make them a better person than anyone else on the plane. Oh, and always carry on your bags. What golfer (past or present) would you like to sit next to on a plane? Remember the person you’re dealing with, whether on the phone or at the counter, is a human being also. Think in terms of how DiviDenD Miles Insider AviAncA, TAcA Airlines, And copA Airlines hAve joined the stAr AlliAnce network. Now with an extended network, it’s even easier to take advantage of all the new business opportunities in Latin America and beyond. With the addition of these three prestigious Latin American airlines, you can now seamlessly connect to over 1,300 destinations worldwide. And earn and redeem miles across any of the 27 member airlines of the Star Alliance network on just one card. You’ve earned it. Visit staralliance.com to find out more. ✈ Alister MacKenzie, because he was a gifted golf course designer, and he had such an understanding of the game. When you’re not working, what are you doing? The truthful answer would be thinking about work. But really, I’m usually reading. I read an assortment of different things. I love American history and read quite a bit of Civil War history. I’m a real devotee of Stephen Ambrose and recently of Jeff Shaara, who’s a historical novelist. Window or Aisle? photo courtesy of henry delozier Aisle. I’m a Type-A personality, and I prefer seat 1-C or 1-D on the plane. It’s the bulkhead aisle seat, so I don’t have anyone in front of me. Are you a US Airways frequent flyer with an interesting story to tell? Email us! edit@usairwaysmag.com 112 jULY 2012 usairwaysmag.com http://www.staralliance.com http://www.usairwaysmag.com

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of US Airways - July 2012

US Airways - July 2012
Table of Contents
CEO Letter
From the Editor
Did You Know?
Making It Happen
Hot Spots: Best Beaches
Wine & Dine: Table to Farm
Adventure: Home-Court Advantage
Great Escapes: Mayan Adventure
Destination Fabulous
Gear Up: Activate!
London Calling
Room with a View
Chefs Tell: Water's Edge
Charlotte in 2012
Best of Health
Flying High in North Carolina
Charlotte U.S.A.: From Crackers to Gelato
University Spotlight: Grand Canyon University
Must Read: Better, Stronger, Faster
Puzzles
Readers Resource Index
Your US Airways Guide
Video Entertainment
Audio Entertainment
U.S. and Caribbean Service Map
International Service Map
Airport Terminal Maps
US Airways Fleet/Customs & Immigration
Passenger Info/Contact US Airways
US Airways MarketPlace™
Window or Aisle?

US Airways - July 2012