Airlines

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    Retro is the new chic.

    Qantas has embraced a retro approach to in-flight entertainment by introducing “Stories for Every Journey,” a curated collection of ten printed books. This initiative, developed in collaboration with Droga5 and Hachette, offers a nostalgic reading experience for loyal frequent flyers, celebrating the joy of physical books during travel.

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    AA offering double miles in First/Business from UK/Ireland (select fare types only)

    American Airlines is offering AAdvantage members in the UK and Ireland the opportunity to earn double miles on select First and Business Class fares for flights operated by American Airlines and British Airways. This promotion runs from May 31 to July 15, 2013, and requires pre-registration. Eligible routes include major cities such as Atlanta, New York, and Chicago.

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    Avios off-line sale to select destinations

    An exclusive offline sale offers discounts on British Airways flights to select destinations for bookings made through the Customer Contact Centre. Applicable only to Economy class tickets using 40,000 or 50,000 Avios, this promotion excludes online bookings and certain carriers.

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    Alla conquista dell’Italia.

    Brussels Airlines has expanded its reach in Italy, now offering 11 connected airports and nearly 20 daily flights from its Brussels hub. The summer timetable introduces increased frequencies to key cities such as Venice and Milan, alongside the new destination of Palermo, enhancing travel options for passengers.

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    Offerte d’intrattenimento.

    Le compagnie aeree stanno adattando le loro offerte di intrattenimento per i passeggeri, sfruttando la crescente diffusione di smartphone e tablet. Diverse iniziative permettono ai viaggiatori di scaricare giornali e riviste, contribuendo a ridurre i costi della carta stampata e migliorare l’esperienza di volo.

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    Largest Airline on Earth, will be.

    Turkish Airlines is rapidly ascending in the global aviation market, achieving an 85% increase in air traffic over the past five years, totaling 130 million passengers. With a strategic hub in Istanbul and a growing network of destinations, it aims to surpass major European markets and establish itself as the largest airline on Earth.

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    Some good deals from UK …. for a few more days

    British Airways is offering a summer sale on Business and First Class seats from London, featuring competitively priced flights to destinations like JFK, Orlando, and Vancouver. Travelers can earn valuable Tier Points and Avios while enjoying additional options through American Airlines and United for creative routing.

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    Update on PK709 – 2 arrested at Stansted

    Two individuals were arrested at Stansted Airport following an incident involving a Pakistan International Airlines flight that was diverted from Manchester. RAF Typhoon jets were deployed to investigate the situation, with the suspects taken into custody on suspicion of endangering an aircraft, according to Essex Police.

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    Losing BA Tier Points after AA flight changes

    A recent change in American Airlines flight schedules has led to a loss of British Airways Tier Points for a traveler originally booked on a Business Class fare from Athens to San Francisco. The withdrawal of a key flight segment forced a rebooking that ultimately reduced the Tier Points earned, prompting the traveler to seek alternative short trips to recover the lost points.

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    Schweigen und schlafen Sie, silenzio si dorme.

    Circa 500 camere d’albergo vicino all’aeroporto di Francoforte sono riservate da Lufthansa per i passeggeri degli ultimi voli della notte, a causa delle restrizioni sul rumore che limitano i decolli tra le 23 e le 5. Dal 2011, circa 28mila passeggeri hanno dovuto pernottare a Francoforte a causa di ritardi e cancellazioni.