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IndiGo has announced that they will launch nonstop flights from Delhi to Chengdu from Septemeber 15, 2019. This will be IndiGo’s first flight to China, and apart from Air India, will make them the only Indian airline to operate to China.
There is a new SpiceJet Sale and also ongoing sales from IndiGo and Air Asia India which are offering deeply discounted tickets on domestic and international flights. Book now.
Hilton Honors is offering Gold Status fast track to customers holding a Visa Credit Card or Debit Card, which allows them to get the very-useful Gold status with 2 stays or 4 nights (10% of the usual requirements). Status valid till March 2021
Azerbaijan Airlines, also known as AZAL will start nonstop flights from Baku to Delhi with a 757-200 from June 25, 2019. This will be the only nonstop flight between the two countries.
Birju Salla, who put a hoax hijack threat, on Jet Airways flight 9W 339 in 2017, has been sentenced to life imprisonment. Do not try this at home kids.
Passenger service fee levied on passengers to cover for security expense at Indian airports will be raised by INR 20 to INR 112 from July 1, 2019, and will be renamed Aviation Security Fee.
IndiGo’s Hong Kong foray started with Bengaluru-Hong Kong route in December 2018. IndiGo has now added a daily Kolkata-Hong Kong frequency from August 2019.
There is still good value to be gotten out of your JPMiles, but only if you want to travel abroad, and do so on Etihad Airways. Here is everything you need to know about how to redeem your JPMiles for Etihad flights
HDFC Bank Credit Cards has just launched an upgraded version of their points redemption website today, which allows for points redemptions for flights and hotels for a whole host of non-premium credit cards of the Bank as well. Here is how to access the new portal.
The A321XLR if launched will do wonders for airlines like IndiGo, JetBlue and so-on who do not wish to invest in widebody aircraft. But will it be launched at the Paris Airshow 2019?
23 of 27 Air India’s 787-8 have been affected by a new FAA airworthiness directive, to install fixes as certain areas in the wheel threat zones could be susceptible to damage.
