Justin Bachman wrote about a service that aims to be the Netflix for air travel:

• For $2,950 a month OneGo will let you take an unlimited number of flights anywhere in the United States.
• Travelers are required to  make bookings seven daysin advance – though for an additional $1,950 a month that requirement is dropped.
• The company markets itself to business fliers who don’t want to have to worry about the hassle of making a last minute booking if a client asks for a meeting in Chicago the next day.
• The startup’s fate rests on it getting enough customers for airlines to start offering it volume discounts.
• Airlines have tried selling ‘all you can fly’ tickets before but this is the first year round offering not limited to a specific carrier.