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Go First is working to resume operations and seems to have the full support of some legal bodies in India. Here is how close they are so far to resuming operations.
I recently flew between Delhi and Singapore on board Singapore Airlines’ workhorse, the Boeing 777-300ER. Here is a detailed review of the Business Class product and service to be expected on this flight.
American Express has launched a new promotion, where if you use the Membership Rewards points to use for travel bookings, you will be able to receive 30% of your points back at a later date.
Air India is planning to induct three Boeing 777 aircraft, which were earlier with Singapore Airlines, into its own fleet. That means, Air India will have aircraft which were previously with Delta, Etihad and also Singapore Airlines in its fleet.
With Axis Bank’s EDGE Rewards headed for a massive dip in valuation in about five weeks time, I share some thoughts about what are the programmes I like and which ones I don’t. Would love to hear your take as well.
Axis Bank has rolled out the much-anticipated changes to Reserve, and you will see a 90% reduction on the rewards earned going forward. Here are the details.
Axis Bank has rolled out the much anticipated changes to Magnus, and you will see a 90% reduction on the rewards earned going forward. Here are the details.
Axis Bank has gone after manufactured spending, and other “non-personal spend” in a big way last night, blocking access for various customers to their accounts and requiring them to present proof that their spend was not against the T&C of the credit card issued to them.
Air India has gone with CFM’s LEAP engines for their narrow body fleet which they will start building with the induction of A320/321neo and 737 MAX aircraft in the coming years.
The first of the A350-900 aircraft destined for Air India should be coming in by November 2023. Here are some details of what we know so far.
India is going to repeal random Covid-19 testing, which was instituted in December 2022. 2% of all foreign arrivals were subjected to testing, which will now no longer be required.
