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KLM recently introduced its long-awaited ‘Premium Comfort’ cabin on the route between Amsterdam and New York – InsideFlyer was on board the inaugural flight to check it out… We… Continue Reading
Most major airlines offer a Premium Economy product, at least on long haul routes. KLM was part of the group that didn’t. However, KLM’s new Premium Comfort product will soon be available… Continue Reading
At the end of last year, Flying Blue announced it was abolishing physical membership cards and free branded baggage tags. The loyalty program’s intentions to go 100% digital were not very well received… Continue Reading
When it comes to air connections, the British capital was long known for the best connections in the world. This is not only because the city has several airports, but also because many airlines fly to… Continue Reading
In a time where some airlines struggle to survive others make plans for the future. This week, US carrier JetBlue announced to start connecting Europe and the United States. Next to that, Irish airline… Continue Reading
Traveling has never been more difficult than it currently is. Amid continuously changing travel restrictions around the globe, airlines seriously reconsider their offering to target any remaining demand… Continue Reading
Although WiFi qualifies as a necessity of life for some, not all airlines equip their fleet with this technology. Some US airlines were actually forerunners in offering onboard Internet access. Dutch… Continue Reading
Readers of the British magazine Business Traveller have awarded Oneworld once again with the prize for ‘Best Alliance’. It is the 8th time that Oneworld wins this award. For over three decades… Continue Reading
You may not be thinking about hotel stays right now, but there are actually quite some interesting promotions at the moment. Due to low demand, prices have plummeted. In many cases, it’s possible… Continue Reading
The Corona pandemic has forced aviation into an unprecedented crisis. Hundreds of aircraft remain grounded. Some even have to leave the skies forever to save costs. Many airlines also have to send employees… Continue Reading