Author Archives for "Joe Deeney".
Etihad Guest is a fairly solid airline loyalty programme overall (even after devaluations), but it does have one big problem: expiring Etihad Guest Miles can’t be saved by earning or redeeming Miles… Continue Reading
As part of the latest sale (ending today!), you can currently book some excellent Qatar Airways Business Class fares to Thailand, starting at just ~£957 for return flights between Prague and Pattaya… Continue Reading
Given that one of the key areas of focus here at InsideFlyer is airline miles, we normally mention how many Avios you can earn from TopCashback deals by converting your credit, rather than just highlighting… Continue Reading
For a limited time only, you can upgrade your lounge experience at Gatwick Airport to ‘Clubrooms’ for no additional fee, when booking lounge entry via the Norwegian Reward booking page. To… Continue Reading
Just a quick heads-up that you can currently snag a few very quick free Marriott Rewards Points via Twitter again. There is only 100 free Marriott Rewards Points available this time, but as tweeting takes… Continue Reading
SkyTeam (the alliance of airlines like KLM/Air France, Delta, Korean, etc) has launched an interesting new feature called ‘SkyTeam Rebooking’. In their own words SkyTeam Rebooking is an, “innovative… Continue Reading
British Airways and its transatlantic joint venture partners (American, Iberia and Finnair) are introducing new ‘Basic’ Economy fares from April 2018. You can check out what’s included… Continue Reading
If you are a regular reader of InsideFlyer UK, you probably already know that I love Alaska Mileage Plan Miles. You might also know that (as a general policy) I hate buying Miles. When there’s a… Continue Reading
You can currently book some excellent Qatar Airways Business Class fares to Thailand – starting at just ~£980 for return flights between Berlin and Pattaya. To get the best fares, head over to the… Continue Reading
Snow is forecast for this week and therefore travel chaos will probably descend on the UK – as usual – with the airlines (and BA in particular) likely to be particularly badly hit. If British… Continue Reading
