Malaysia Airlines is offering 40% off on their regular fares, which means you get a great deal for your next vacation outside the country. The sale is valid this week, while the fares are valid through October 2017. Where are you heading to?
Jet Airways’ Mumbai to London flight was intercepted by German Air Force planes earlier this week. Everything was alright and the plane had a safe landing. Here is a video made from the cockpit of another airplane which records this fascinating sequence. Have a look!
Emirates is considering new ways of making money, and if you are a business class flyer with them, you could soon be using the first class shower for a few bucks (or more!)
Air India is adding a slew of new planes to make their #paxex and bottomline better. From the airline that has the oldest A320 airframe in operation to now having one of their newest A320neo, they have come a long way!
AmEx and Jet Airways are on a roll. A 15% discount is now available if you book on 9W with your AX card, and the promotion is available all this month rather than 3 days only.
American Tourister has a great sale on today, where prices are down over 50%. Not just that, you get a further 10% Cashback. Find out and order your stuff now!
4 carriers are offering a sale across Indian destinations. Hop on and check out if you want to book a ticket or few. You could still be single and buy those tickets for one. Travel Period extends all the way to September 2017.
Bose has an excellent 35% off deal on the QC25 going on right now. Here is how to get yourself a pair or 2!
This weekend, we look back at all the changes in the Starwood and the Marriott Rewards programs, along with my issues with the SBI Card. Plus, Air India and Etihad Airways news inside and a Hilton Honors promotion too
Air India received a mail from the Renaissance Hotel in London complaining about crew taking breakfast to their rooms, and they wrote away a strict letter to all the crew. Where does this madness end?
It was my go-to card, and now it is just a piece of plastic. Air India and SBI Card’s co-branded credit card was cancelled, because it did not serve its purpose anymore. Thanks but no thanks!
