According to a recent filing with the US Department of Transportation, Aer Lingus is planning to start three transatlantic routes from Manchester in summer 2021, “Aer Lingus (U.K.) Limited anticipates… Continue Reading

Topcashback has returned yet again with another offer of free money – £2 this time. If you spend £5 before midnight tonight, you will receive a bonus of £2. All you need to do is activate the promotion… Continue Reading

Amex Shop Small adds a little money-saving sparkle to the most wonderful time of the year. Christmas shopping (and socially distanced socialising) feels more fun when you’re effectively only paying half… Continue Reading

The “unbundling” of Business Class has arrived to Qatar Airways. For tickets issued after 8 November, 2020, you will no longer be eligible for free seat selection and lounge access on the… Continue Reading

Although WiFi qualifies as a ‘necessity’ of life for some, not all airlines equip their aircraft with the required technology. Dutch national carrier KLM offers WiFi on most of its long haul… Continue Reading

You might well wonder what the point of airline awards are at the best of times, let alone this year. Despite the lack of flying for most people right now, the 27th edition of the annual World Travel… Continue Reading

On Saturday, the Government announced a range of new national restrictions in England to combat the spread of COVID-19. These restrictions will be voted on in the House of Commons on Wednesday (they will… Continue Reading

Radisson Hotel Group recently announced the launch of a new brand, Radisson Individuals, which “offers independent hotels and local and regional chains the opportunity to become part of Radisson… Continue Reading

UK passport holders will not be able to make use of the self service passport control (SSPC) facilities at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol from 1 January 2021. InsideFlyer UK’s Dutch sister-site has… Continue Reading

All Boeing 737 Max aircraft have been on the ground for over a year and a half, as a result of two tragic crashes which killed 346 people. Tests have been ongoing ever since, and the EASA, the European… Continue Reading