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Cathay Pacific’s Premium Airport Lounges are being shut down in Hong Kong temporarily from February 17, 2020, onwards. This means, much lesser lounge capacity for those who are transiting through Hong Kong at the moment.
Alaska Airlines is signing up for the oneworld alliance by 2021. This will mean the smallest of the three alliances will get a new member in the USA and Alaska will get a global partner network going forward.
American Airlines has just announced their return to the Indian market by the launch of a Seattle – Bengaluru flight, which will be launched in October 2020. Tickets go on sale in February 2020 itself.
Air India is reducing frequencies on many flights during summer 2020, including flights to Milan, Sydney, Hong Kong, Seoul and Vienna. Let’s take a peep into how the Air India summer schedule looks after all the cuts, some of them very deep!
Cathay Pacific is cancelling a host of flights from India on the back of the Coronavirus causing disruption in demand on the airline. Here is an update on how Cathay’s flights from India will be affected over the next few weeks.
Ethiopian, the African airline that has connected non-stop between Mumbai/Delhi/Bangalore and Africa for long, has now announced flights to Chennai starting April 2020 with a Boeing 787-8 aircraft.
Cathay Pacific, whose traffic has been largely impacted due to the Coronavirus situation in mainland China, has resorted to cutting 30% of its capacity, including 90% of its flights in Mainland China for the foreseeable future.
Star Alliance Lounge Access Rules have been modified in January 2020 to remove guaranteed lounge access to Star Alliance Gold Tier members flying economy at airports where there are no Star Alliance member lounges and hence contract lounges are used.
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.
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.
