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A new Club Vistara transfer bonus is offering up to 50% bonus on the conversion of your bank points into Club Vistara points, only for the month of February 2020. Here is how to maximise the promotion for your benefit.
New Schengen Visa Rules are now in effect, which helps Schengen Visa applicants with a good travel history to receive a multiple entry longer-term Schengen Visa which will save them both time and money going forward.
HDFC Bank Diners Club 10X Partner Brands have seen a massive cutdown for the month of February 2020. Three out of the seven brands have left the building. Here is a quick rundown.
With effect from February 1, 2020, you can earn and burn Club Vistara and Mileage Plus miles on United and Vistara flights in a reciprocal frequent flyer relationship established.
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.
Club Vistara tiers requalification guidelines change on January 1, 2021. With this change, the airline is now going to have a big focus on the amount you spend with the airline, not just the number of flights you take with them. In fact, the number of INR you spend with them is the only thing that matters come 2021.
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.
Airbus is expanding the production of the A321neo family and will use the Toulouse site to assemble aircraft from 2022 onwards. This will involve repurposing the existing A380 Final Assembly Line and replacing it with the A321 line.
The Boeing 737 MAX won’t come back in the air at least till June 2020, as per the latest statement from Boeing. This is not good news for the airlines, nor for the customers, who are suffering through high fares at the moment and reduced capacity.
