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If you still haven’t heard from Jet Airways about your refund, the reason is the airline is perhaps not in a position to make the refund just yet. Here is an alternate course of action for you.
The Albatross One is now airborne. Airbus’s newest concept demonstrator, the Albatross One intends to test the design of wings that can be more flexible during flight, just like the Albatross.
Emirates has launched unbundled business class fares, Special fares, on a few routes. It has removed lounge access, chauffeur service and refuses seat selection if you book these special level fare.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Airbus has confirmed that both A350 variants the A350-900 and A350-1000 can be modified to have enough range to operate the world’s longest routes under Qantas’ Project Sunrise, which should be a 21-hour long flight.
