Category Archives for "News".
I want to start by making clear that this is pure conjecture on my part at this stage, but a couple of recent things made me wonder, are BA planning to expand to regional airports? Now obviously, British… Continue Reading
Regular readers will be well aware that both Joe and I are HUUUUUGGGEEEE fans of Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan. I laid out my reasons why a European should consider Alaska awhile back in this post. So,… Continue Reading
Redeeming British Airways Avios for flights on Air Berlin has been a great value use of them for years now. A solid Business Class product combined with very low taxes/’surcharges’ and some… Continue Reading
This competition has now closed – thank you for entering! The winner will be selected and notified by email shortly. A few days ago we pointed out that you now have the chance to secure the very… Continue Reading
We have long professed ourselves to be fans of the Nectar scheme here on InsideFlyer UK. While the 0.5p per point value is fairly rigid and not generally “gameable”, the scheme still offers… Continue Reading
We’ve seen this offer before… and love it!! You’re going to need some Spanish language skills though – or a web browser that can translate for you. But you should be able to purchase… Continue Reading
Here at InsideFlyer UK Towers – where I seem to be alone this week – we love free miles! Lufthansa Miles & More – the loyalty programme that includes Lufthansa Group airlines such… Continue Reading
Air France – KLM has announced that it will be buying 31% of Virgin Atlantic from Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Group. The price paid will be £220 million. This indirectly values Virgin Atlantic… Continue Reading
Fancy winning 21,000 Avios? Of course you do! That’s more than enough Avios to fly (one way) to New York! The good news is that entering is extremely easy. The great news is that there is no limit… Continue Reading
It’s no secret that Cathay Pacific are having a tough time these days – last year it posted a loss for the first time since 2008 and in April they appointed a new CEO. It makes sense for them to follow… Continue Reading