The Corona Virus is spreading fast and airlines around the globe are now acting on cancelling flights. Here is how the virus is affecting airline plans across the world. The latest to join in cancelling flights is India, with Air India and IndiGo both cancelling most China flights.
Club Vistara tiers requalification guidelines change on January 1, 2021. With this change, the airline is now going to have a big focus on the amount you spend with the airline, not just the number of flights you take with them. In fact, the number of INR you spend with them is the only thing that matters come 2021.
Boeing’s First Flight of the 777X could not happen second day in a row, because of the inclement weather. Boeing will try to fly the aircraft again on January 25, 2020.
GoAir, which has ten grounded aircraft at the moment, will cancel flights en masse on January 24, 2020, onwards on the back of non-availability of spare engines.
The new Boeing CEO, David Calhoun, made his first press remarks in a conversation with a select set of journalists. He answered questions on the delay of the 737 MAX, the upcoming 777X programme and the NMA project. I summarise for you the outcome.
Airbus is expanding the production of the A321neo family and will use the Toulouse site to assemble aircraft from 2022 onwards. This will involve repurposing the existing A380 Final Assembly Line and replacing it with the A321 line.
The Boeing 737 MAX won’t come back in the air at least till June 2020, as per the latest statement from Boeing. This is not good news for the airlines, nor for the customers, who are suffering through high fares at the moment and reduced capacity.
The Boeing 777X is going to take to the skies for the first time on January 23, 2020, establishing a series of test flights that will eventually help the plane get certification in the days ahead for a 2021 Entry into Service.
Jet Airways is selling one of their Boeing 77W parked in Amsterdam to KLM, as a part of a deal which will give them approximately USD 23 million in cash. Here is how this transaction works.
The new respiratory pneumonia virus which first originated in Wuhan City in China, is being screened for at Indian airports. Arriving passengers from China will be subject to thermal screening at Delhi/Mumbai/Kolkata airports.
We review the first mass-produced zero forex fee credit card made for India, which will give you the opportunity to reduce about 4% of your purchases charged outside of India, in exchange for no rewards against them.
