IndiGo is cancelling some flights through the rest of the Winter Schedule, due to a lack of captains at the airline. However, the situation had started to go out of hand in November 2018, and what we witnessed was the climax of this situation.
From Hyatt and Marriott Award Chart changes to American Express Benefits and the A380 shutdown, if you haven’t caught the stories of the week, here is a smart recap with all the 13 stories of the week gone by.
Hyatt’s Q1 2019 Promotion is out now, and it is offering you an opportunity to earn up to 75000 Hyatt Reward points at over 900 hotels around the globe. Here is how you get in on this promotion.
Marriott Free Night after two paid stays is back and will be a promotion run through June 2019. Here is how to score yourselves a free night at a Marriott Hotel worldwide.
Etihad orders worth $22 billion are being restructured and taken away from the table from Airbus and Boeing, which will reduce much lesser jets to Etihad.
The A380 programme will be shut down in the year 2021 when Airbus will deliver the last of the A380s to Emirates airlines. There are no other airlines at the moment interested in the A380, so it only makes sense to let the programme goe away.
IndiGo has been cancelling as much up to 75 flights since the past week. Now, the airline has decided to cancel 2% of their flight schedule all the way through March 2019. But why is this happening?
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Hyatt Award Changes 2019 are coming in March 2019. These changes are going to impact some of their most prestigious hotels and you will have to pay more for these properties in terms of points. But Indian properties go down in terms of points!
SpiceJet seems to be the only Indian airline which is working towards launching wifi on board at the moment. They are currently in the process of getting regulatory approvals for launching their service at the moment.
Marriott Rewards New Award Chart goes live on March 5, 2019, which will make the most expensive properties even more expensive by 42% to start. And then, sometime during the year, it goes up 66% more of the current prices.
