British Airways is shifting its OnBusiness program to a revenue-based earning model starting 27 May 2015. This change impacts how points are accrued, moving from fare class to ticket price, which may affect SMEs that rely on the program for travel cost offsets. Additionally, points will now expire after two years instead of three, altering the landscape for business travel rewards.
British Airways is offering promotional fares for Club Europe flights from London City Airport starting at £199 to destinations like Dublin, Amsterdam, and Dusseldorf. Travelers can take advantage of these prices by booking by February 27, with travel available until July 14, including the Easter period.
British Airways has recently transitioned some of its flights to Iberia Express, raising questions about service changes and passenger experience. The shift includes new flight numbers, altered routes, and potential charges for food and beverages, leaving travelers uncertain about what to expect on their journeys.
Air Arabia G9 ha inaugurato la sua prima rotta in Cina, collegando Sharjah agli Emirati Arabi Uniti con Ürümqi, una città chiave nella regione dello Xinjiang. Con tre voli settimanali, la compagnia aerea espande il suo network a 101 destinazioni, offrendo un accesso diretto a un importante centro economico e turistico.
A recent interaction with a British Airways Gold Guest List agent highlighted the exceptional service available to frequent flyers. The agent not only confirmed flight details but also proactively offered upgrade options and shared valuable insights about tier points and rewards. This experience serves as a reminder of the benefits of being a Gold Guest List member and the importance of understanding the full range of available perks.
Free cancellation policies for airline tickets can be a lifesaver, especially for frequent travelers. One traveler shares their experience with Alaska Airlines’ flexible booking options, which allowed them to navigate a scheduling mishap without incurring fees. Discover how to leverage these policies to your advantage when planning trips.
Swiss airlines shares captivating footage of an A320 flying alongside the Patrouille Suisse aerobatics team in the stunning Alps. The videos showcase breathtaking scenery and impressive aerial maneuvers, offering viewers a unique glimpse into this extraordinary collaboration.
The blog post explores the evolving dynamics of international aviation agreements, particularly focusing on the Open Skies policy. It highlights the concerns of major North American airlines regarding competitive imbalances and their lobbying efforts to renegotiate terms amidst shifting global market influences, particularly from Middle Eastern carriers.
The Aer Lingus board has recommended a takeover by International Airlines Group (IAG), the parent company of British Airways and Iberia. With Aer Lingus shares valued at EUR2.90, the deal faces potential hurdles due to significant shareholdings from Ryanair and the Irish Government.
United Airlines is matching a new fare sale initiated by British Airways and American Airlines from Dublin. While the fare may not be as appealing under United’s new earnings structure, it offers good value for those seeking Premier Qualifying Miles or miles toward Million Miler status, priced around £1350.
Alaska Airlines has launched a double miles promotion for travel to and from select cities and Seattle or Salt Lake City, valid from February 15 to May 15, 2015. Eligible cities include major West Coast destinations and long-haul flights, with unlimited bonus miles available for registered travelers.
Heather Cho, former VP of Korean Air, has been sentenced to one year in prison for her controversial actions during the ‘nut rage’ incident, which included forcing a staff member to kneel in apology. The verdict highlights significant errors in judgment that followed the service failure.
