Category Archives for Middle East.
Qatar Airways is offering some pretty good deals on booking with them right now, with up to 40% discount being offered on the airline’s fabulous business class as well as economy class. Here is how to book now and maximise.
Hilton Honors new Points Unlimited promotion for the year 2020 makes you earn points for every stay and every ten nights you stay you get a bonus of 10,000 points as well. Here is how to register and maximise this promotion that works through May 3, 2020.
Vistara 737 800 aircraft are starting to be released from the Vistara fleet, as new Airbus A320Neo aircraft are being inducted in the fleet. The first two of the nine 737 aircraft are leaving the fleet in January 2020 itself.
Here is why I’ve been using Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan as a backup programme for years, to credit flights from various different airlines such as Emirates, Cathay Pacific and American Airlines.
2020 is upon us, which means the great wheels of loyalty programmes resetting to zero are upon us. Here is how I am planning to keep and use my status in 2020. Tell me more about your plans.
Emirates President Sir Tim Clark will retire from the airline, 35 years after he first came on board the airline as a network planner. This will be a huge blow for the industry as he is one of the best aviation minds there is.
Boeing has let go CEO Dennis A. Muilenburg. Boeing announced today that its Board of Directors has named current Chairman, David L. Calhoun, as Chief Executive Officer effective January 13, 2020.
Marriott Bonvoy is discontinuing the opportunity to earn ten Marriott Elite night credits by the use of the Marriott Bonvoy Events every year, which would grant you instant Silver status. The change goes live from 2020.
Qatar Airways Delhi to Doha and back flights now have the QSuites on one of the two flights every day. Here is how to find out if you can fly the world’s best Business Class product from Delhi or not.
Boeing announced earlier today that they will halt the production of the 737 MAX aircraft in January 2020, as the aircraft’s return to service timeline slipped up again and the FAA said that they still had a lot of work to do before the aircraft could get back into the air.
The global aviation industry is not growing very profitably, apart from North America. But yet, coming 2020, things might get better. Find out how.
