BA seems to have a habit of substituting third party planes for their own out of London City. As luck would have it on the day I travelled they wouldn’t allow any wheelie bags in to the cabin.
American brings back web pre-ordering for its meals
American Airlines has announced the introduction of a Premium Economy cabin on its international fleet of wide-body aircraft, marking a historic first for a U.S. carrier. Set to debut on the 787-9 Dreamliners in late 2016, this new offering will feature enhanced seating, entertainment, and dining options, along with additional perks like priority boarding and an extra checked bag. The airline plans to retrofit its entire international wide-body fleet over the next three years, excluding the retiring 767s.
Alitalia is making significant strides towards recovery, reducing its debts while expanding flight offerings and destinations. Despite a loss of 92 million euros in the first nine months, improvements in operations and an increase in weekly flights signal a positive trajectory, with plans for profitability by 2017.
Check out how you could win enough miles to travel across the Atlantic on Virgin Atlantic
A partnership between Saga and flybe offers a good deal by increasing your ticket flexibility for no charge – but you have to be over 50.
American Airlines installed a train in their terminal at LAX – keep an eye out or you might miss it.
Are United about to put Million Mile status through the sausage machine?
BA are running a premium cabin sale from 21 Dec – 3 Jan – book by 30 November.
American Airlines has suspended ticket sales in Argentina due to the country’s economic crisis and the devaluation of the peso. With a significant presence in the Argentine market, the airline will only accept payments in foreign currencies for international flights, reflecting concerns over financial stability.
Airberlin is expanding its transatlantic offerings with new routes from Düsseldorf to Dallas, San Francisco, and Boston, targeting business travelers. Meanwhile, Lufthansa introduces flights to San José and Denver, enhancing connectivity to the West Coast. Both airlines utilize Airbus aircraft for these services.
British Airways has launched some changes to its mobile app that adds some new functionality if you are flying from London City or Gatwick.
