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Norwegian was scheduled to start reopening US routes in December this year. Now it looks like the plans have been postponed until March 2021. The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a huge decline in demand… Continue Reading
The Dutch national carrier KLM celebrated its birthday recently – the oldest airline in the world is now 101! Last year there were a lot of festivities because of the 100th birthday. This year is… Continue Reading
There’s a wealth of “points earning” credit cards out there, and we’re often asked which we consider to be the best for someone new to the world of airline miles and hotel points. It can be quite daunting… Continue Reading
In February this year, it was announced that Alaska Airlines will join Oneworld. However, the exact date hadn’t been settled until last week. It has now been confirmed that Alaska will complete… Continue Reading
British Airways has introduced a new variant of its First Class seat. These First Class seats now have a door, just like the new generation of Business Class seats. British Airways new First Class seats… Continue Reading
Emirates is taking further steps to bring the service on board, at least for premium class passengers, back to ‘normal’. Starting this week, the iconic onboard showers for First Class passengers… Continue Reading
If you are searching for an Airbnb sign up bonus, look no further! Join using this link here and you’ll receive up to £40 off your first stay. Airbnb has also branched out into offering ‘experiences’… Continue Reading
Etihad grounded its A380s back in March, and it now looks like we won’t be seeing them in the air again any time soon. Etihad currently mainly uses Boeing 787 Dreamliners. Although final decisions… Continue Reading
British Airways’ ‘Book With Confidence’ commitment was due expire tomorrow (13th October 2020), but the terms have now been amended to make it open-ended. Our book with confidence commitment We know how… Continue Reading
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, many people have seen flying as a potentially risky activity. However, according to a new report presented by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), the… Continue Reading