Category Archives for "Airlines".
Qatar Airways Privilege Club is officially using Avios. At this early stage, perhaps the most appealing function for most InsideFlyer readers is the ability to Combine Your Avios back and forth between… Continue Reading
The latest iteration of Italy’s national airline – ITA Airways – has been operating since the fall of 2021. Last year, ITA Volare offered a simple and easy status match; and the offer… Continue Reading
With the news that Qatar Airways Privilege Club is adopting Avios as its loyalty currency – certainly more appealing than QMiles if they can eventually be combined back and forth with British Airways… Continue Reading
American Airlines has announced some changes to its upgrade procedures within the U.S. (including Hawaii) and between the U.S. and Canada, Mexico, the Bahamas, the Caribbean, Bermuda and Central America… Continue Reading
British Airways recently announced a third daily flight between London’s Heathrow Airport and Newark Airport. Normally I wouldn’t pay much attention, except that the Newark to London service… Continue Reading
Qatar Airways Privilege Club has announced that it will be adopting “Avios” as its loyalty currency, starting in March 2022. Privilege Club members will have their QMiles balances converted… Continue Reading
Avios is a rewards currency used by several separate airline loyalty programs. The most well-known of these Avios-based programs are British Airways Executive Club and Iberia Plus. However, Aer Lingus’… Continue Reading
American Airlines’ rethinking of elite status qualification is opening all kinds of opportunities. Instead of simply rewarding those who fly a lot, elite status is now available to those AAdvantage… Continue Reading
Last year, Iberia Airlines announced three new routes to the United States. For the summer 2022 season, Iberia would fly between Madrid and: Washington, DC (Dulles) Dallas / Fort Worth San Francisco However,… Continue Reading
Star Alliance member TAP Portugal is known for its reasonably-priced Business Class fares between North America and Europe. (The airline is also known for having poor customer service and a decent, but… Continue Reading