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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.
World of Hyatt is following Marriott Bonvoy into launching a peak/off-peak pricing. Here are all the details of the new redemptions coming March 2020.
Here is the best LifeMiles Promotion of the year, a 150% bonus on purchasing miles for the next one week. Exclusively for BoardingArea readers.
A new Hilton Year End Sale is offering 15-30% Discount across many Hilton Hotels in Asia, Australia, Middle East and Europe, Africa. Get in on the sale now, and stay till September 30, 2020.
Emirates and SpiceJet have signed a codeshare deal which will allow Emirates customers to buy tickets to their destinations inside India on SpiceJet. The deal is supposed to have been live by now, but is not live on either the Emirates or the SpiceJet website so far.
At an employee event on Friday, Boeing has revealed the biggest variant of the 737 MAX family, which it intends to be the largest version of the 737 MAX family, competing with the A321neo
