You can now spend at most USD 250,000 per annum on your credit card abroad. And get ready to pay a 20% Tax every time you do so!
International spends on INR Credit Cards to count as Remittance effective immediately
Middle East
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Go First cancels flights through May 26, 2023
Go First has extended the cancellation of their flights till May 26, and the sale of their flights is halted for now.
Two More Days: Etihad offering upto 20% off with new coupon code
Etihad, the national carrier of the UAE, is offering a 20% early bird discount for those planning to fly them later in the year. Here are the details. Promotion lasts through May 19, 2023, only.
How to stake claim for Go First refund from the airline’s insolvency proceedings
In case you still haven’t received your Go First refund, you should file a claim with the Go First Insolvency team so that your name gets reflected as a creditor to the airline when payouts are made for any remaining money with the airline.
Get 4200 free round-trip tickets to Hong Kong on Cathay Pacific
Cathay Pacific is handing out over 4000 tickets to Indians who take part in the World of Winners campaign next week. Here are the details!
Axis Bank reverses points issued due to a bug on Axis Reserve Credit Card
Axis Bank credit cards shuts the door on a perpetual supply of points to some cardholders. Here is what went down.
Emirates offers bumper 24-weeks pay as profit share to all employees
Emirates has announced a very generous package for their employees who have stayed with them through the pandemic in the form of a bumper profit sharing plan for 2022-23.
Emirates announces a record USD 2.9 Billion profit
Emirates, the Dubai-based super-connector airline, has announced its results for 2022-23 and has delivered an amazing 2.9 billion dollars of profit. Here are the details of Emirates’ return to profitability.
Has Air India Flying Returns simplified earning and redemptions?
Air India’s Flying Returns programme has quietly tinkered with the earn-and-burn structure on its website. Is this the sign of things to come or not? We don’t know yet.
Go First’s insolvency plea admitted by India’s NCLT
Go First has won reprieve from the NCLT, which has admitted its voluntary insolvency application.
Other Indian airlines want Go First’s planes and pilots
Other prominent Indian carriers are working towards trying to secure the aircraft that might leave Go First, and some want the pilots too!
