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    BBC reports flybmi has collapsed

    UK regional airline flybmi has ceased operations, as reported by the BBC. Flights have been grounded, with crews returning to the UK and passengers facing cancellations even after passing through security. The airline, which operated from non-London airports, has temporarily removed its website.

  • Emotional : End of A380 , Emirates switches to other aircrafts

    The end of the Airbus A380 era has been confirmed, with Emirates reducing its order from 162 to 123 units and opting for more A330-900 Neo and A350-900 models instead. This decision marks a significant shift in aviation, as the A380 was once a symbol of luxury and innovation, leaving a bittersweet legacy for enthusiasts.

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    AMAN unveils 3rd property in Japan!

    Aman announces the opening of its third property in Japan, Aman Kyoto, set against the serene backdrop of Hidari Daimonji mountain. The resort combines contemporary design with traditional ryokan elements, offering a unique blend of privacy and relaxation amid the rich cultural heritage of Kyoto. Guests can enjoy authentic onsen experiences and tranquil surroundings, making it a perfect retreat.

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    Surprise! American Express Sends 1099s Referral Bonuses

    American Express is issuing 1099 forms for referral bonuses, requiring cardholders to consider tax implications on their earned points. The valuation of these points varies, with Membership Rewards at $0.01 per point and Hilton points significantly lower than previously reported. Taxpayers should be cautious and may want to delay filing until further clarification is available.

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    When is the Latest I Can Use the Amex Airline Credits (Plat, Gold, Hilton Aspire)?

    Amex offers annual airline fee credits for several cards, including the Hilton Aspire, which provides $250 in credits each calendar year. Understanding the transaction date versus posting date is crucial for maximizing these benefits, especially during the busy holiday season. Insights from real user experiences clarify how to effectively utilize these credits before year-end deadlines.

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    KRISFLYER 5X MILES GIVEAWAY!

    Singapore Airlines’ Krisflyer program has launched a 5X miles promotion in partnership with Mileslife, allowing users to earn significant miles through various lifestyle activities, including dining and shopping. Participants can maximize their earnings with additional benefits from credit card usage, making it an opportune time to boost miles before the upcoming devaluation. The promotion is available from January 22 to February 28, 2019, or until the miles are fully allocated.

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    Back! Free $10 Via Ride Credit (now longer $20) Coupon Code

    The latest update reveals that Via’s promo code now offers a $10 ride credit, down from the previous $20. While the service is no longer available in New York City, it continues to operate in several other regions across the United States. Users can still take advantage of this limited-time offer by entering the promo code during sign-up.

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    Mileslife RWS retail spend promotion

    Mileslife has partnered with Luxury Fashion Galleria at Resorts World Sentosa to enhance shopping experiences by offering up to 3000 frequent flyer miles for purchases. Customers can earn 1000 miles per transaction with a minimum spend of SGD 29, making it an appealing opportunity for luxury shoppers.

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    SQ fires pilot who failed alcohol test

    A Singapore Airlines pilot has been terminated after failing an alcohol test prior to a scheduled flight in Australia, leading to the cancellation of the Melbourne-Wellington service. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about pilot conduct, particularly in light of recent cases involving other airlines.

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    Garuda Indonesia brings live music on board !

    Garuda Indonesia has introduced live acoustic concerts on select domestic flights, enhancing the travel experience for millennials seeking something unique. Passengers can enjoy 10 to 15-minute performances by upcoming musicians at 35,000 feet, adding a new dimension to in-flight entertainment.