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    Cathay Pacific si espande sul lungo raggio.

    Cathay Pacific sta ampliando la sua rete di voli a lungo raggio con l’aggiunta di sei nuove destinazioni, tra cui Manchester e Zurigo, nei prossimi 18 mesi. Questo segna un cambiamento significativo rispetto alla strategia degli ultimi cinque anni, rispondendo alla crescente domanda di nuove rotte da parte dei viaggiatori.

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    BA changes OnBusiness to revenue based earning from 27 May 15

    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.

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    What is BA doing with Iberia ?

    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.

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    Air Arabia arriva in Cina.

    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.

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    Parc 55 San Francisco becomes a Hilton

    Hilton has officially acquired Parc 55 San Francisco, rebranding it as a Hilton hotel. This centrally located property, adjacent to a BART station and near the cable car line, adds 1,024 rooms to Hilton’s portfolio, enhancing its capacity in the city to nearly 3,000 rooms, making it an ideal venue for conferences.

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    Sorry man, it’s the Open Skies!

    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.

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    Freddie Awards voting opens

    Voting has commenced for the 2015 Freddie Awards, a prestigious recognition in the travel industry. Members of frequent flyer programs will soon receive notifications encouraging their participation. This year’s voting could yield surprising results amid significant changes in airline and loyalty programs.