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Qatar Airways has announced an expansion of its winter flight schedule, in line with passenger and cargo demand. Having become the largest international air carrier during the COVID-19 crisis, the airline… Continue Reading
Airline alliance SkyTeam has joined industry body IATA to call for mandatory rapid COVID testing before every flight. It’s an interesting idea, but how would it work out in practice? SkyTeam: Mandatory… Continue Reading
Just a couple of days ago the Lufthansa Group airlines published their winter flight schedule. There seems to be reasonable demand to the Middle East, as Lufthansa and SWISS will increase their flight… Continue Reading
Qatar Airways has updated its rebooking policy. It is still generous, but not quite as extreme as before. The new policy is valid for tickets booked by 31st December 2020, for travel by 31st December… Continue Reading
With many planes grounded these days, Singapore Airlines has come up with some fun (and potentially lucrative) ideas. One of these ideas is to transform an Airbus A380 into a restaurant. The unit, which… Continue Reading
Marriott has updated its flexible cancellation policy. It now applies to stays due to take place before 31st December 2020. For all Marriott International hotels worldwide, we are extending our flexible… Continue Reading
British Airways’ ‘Book With Confidence’ commitment was due expire today (30th September 2020), but has now been extended to include bookings made by 13th October 2020. “Our… Continue Reading
With the 2020/2021 winter flight schedule, SWISS is adding numerous destinations back to its flight program from Zurich and Geneva. This means that around 85 percent of the original destinations on the… Continue Reading
There are different types of gadgets that make travelling more comfortable in various ways. One example is the tablet holders from AIRMATE , with which you can relax on board and enjoy films or series… Continue Reading
The European aviation authority, EASA, states that they may soon give the Boeing 737 MAX the green light to resume normal operations. For the first time in a year and a half, it now looks like there is… Continue Reading