After more than a few false starts, Virgin Atlantic, Delta, and Air France/KLM have officially launched their new joint venture as of today (3rd February 2020).   Far more interesting for most readers… Continue Reading

In response to updated government travel guidance regarding the Wuhan coronavirus, a number of airlines have now completely cancelled (or reduced) services to/from mainland China. As of last night, these… Continue Reading

The Accor Group has announced that by the end of 2022 all single-use plastic from its more than 5000 hotels worldwide will be abolished. The hotel group (which includes brands like Ibis, Novotel and Sofitel)… Continue Reading

With concerns about the Wuhan coronavirus continuing to spread, Cathay Pacific and Air China have both introduced cancellation waivers for flights involving mainland China. Cathay’s current policy… Continue Reading

The search for a buyer comes to an end. As announced today, Condor is being bought by the Polish Aviation Group (PGL), which is also the owner of LOT Polish Airlines. The merger of LOT and Condor creates… Continue Reading

Starting yesterday (23rd January 2020), passengers flying with Norwegian must pay extra to bring an overhead cabin bag on board when booking the cheapest ‘LowFare’ tickets. A small bag that… Continue Reading

Ryanair is certainly a big airline, but you might not have realised just how big it is these days… In 2019, the airline set another record, flying over 152 million passengers! The Ryanair Group… Continue Reading

In case you missed the news last week, to celebrate InsideFlyer’s new partnership with Qatar Airways Privilege Club, we are giving away 100,000 Qmiles to 3 lucky readers! That is more than enough… Continue Reading

On the opening day of Kuwait Aviation Show, Qatar Airways announced eight new destinations to launch during 2020. Qatar Airways continues to expand its international network and used the opening day of… Continue Reading

What the world really needs in 2020 is more hotel brands to be launched by the big companies. I mean, Marriott has a mere 30+, and poor old Hilton can scarcely manage half that… it’s not nearly… Continue Reading