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Qatar Airways has confirmed that they are going to offer all the benefits of a business class ticket to those booking these seats on a reward ticket as well. There was some confusion earlier this week, and it is now gone.
The Boeing 737 MAX has been officially ungrounded by the FAA. This sets the ball rolling for the aircraft to be allowed to take to the skies after certain steps are taken.
AirAsia has indicated that their investment in AirAsia India is being reviewed at the moment. This indicates they might be on their way to exit the India JV sometime soon.
Qatar Airways has launched a special loyalty programme focussed on students, which offers perks and benefits focussed on them, and not on your run-of-the-mill frequent flyer. Here is how it works.
Singapore Airlines’ KrisFlyer Programme is offering a bonus of 15% more miles when you transfer points from your credit cards to their programme for the rest of 2020. Here are all the details you need to take a good call on this bonus and how to go about it.
Korean Air is making a play for Asiana Airlines, proceeding to acquire the second carrier of South Korea and planning to discontinue the Asiana brand in the times ahead. Here is everything about this merger announced this morning.
Club Vistara’s new hotline for Gold and Platinum customers did a fabulous job saving my ticket at the last minute, as travel got disrupted for me. Yes, it’s 2020 and anything could happen.
Hyatt Hotels’ prime property in Delhi, the Hyatt Regency Delhi, has lost the Hyatt flag. It is unclear about who will operate the property in the coming times at the moment.
Club Vistara has launched a new feature, which will allow you to mix and match cash and points to book any seat on the plane every day.
Alaska Airlines’ Mileage Plan, one of the easiest ways to score Emirates First Class awards, has announced that the programme will no longer be offering Emirates J Class redemptions in the days ahead. Here is how to score a seat while you still can.
160 days after opening up domestic flights, Indian airlines have finally managed to see a day where over 200,000 people flew on the same day. Is this the start of a good trend or just a coincidence? What does the data for domestic flights show us? Let us find out.
