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British Airways Executive Club members, are you ready for a change of scenery—or status? Flying Blue, the loyalty programme for Air France and KLM, is offering an irresistible chance to jump ship. For… Continue Reading
You can pay 50% less Avios on any long haul Reward Flight booked before 13 October 2020. Now, that’s a reward worth writing about. This means that customers can pick up return flights to destinations… Continue Reading
The UK’s first, and largest, digital wealth manager*, Nutmeg, is offering new customers up to 300,000 Avios for opening or transferring an account. Key details For investments between £500 and £19,999… Continue Reading
Pretty much self explanatory based on the title, but TopCashback are currently offering a 25% bonus on payouts via British Airways Executive Club. For every £1 of payable cashback, you can get 125 Avios… Continue Reading
One of the major concerns with booking flights with Avios (and redemptions in general) is often having the points on hand when those redemption seats become available. I draw my Avios from a variety of… Continue Reading
British Airways’ parent company IAG is considering a bid on Norwegian According to Bloomberg, confidential information was leaked earlier today, stating that IAG (who also own British Airways) may… Continue Reading
What do you think? 🙂 It seems the days are, sadly, long gone when Tesco offered bonus Avios for converting Clubcard vouchers to Avios. What seems to be the norm is a competition for all those who convert… Continue Reading
So recently BA haven’t been having the best of time in the press following their ‘minor IT glitch‘, with competitor Virgin Atlantic quick to get a reactionary status match offer and… Continue Reading
If you are travelling today or tomorrow with British Airways then you should be aware of the current global IT system outage that is ongoing. All flights are cancelled until at least 18:00 It all started… Continue Reading
Most domestic and intra-European flying is done on smaller aircraft such as the Boeing 737 or the Airbus A319/320 series. These planes are single-aisle and usually seat around 120 passengers. However,… Continue Reading