Category Archives for "Airlines".
On Friday, American Airlines had its quarterly investor call and announced that it had earned more than $1.3 billion in operating income for the quarter, but it’s what they said about the future… Continue Reading
Founded on Tuesday, April 6, 1926, United Airlines has existed for 90 years — and to celebrate this milestone, you have the chance to be one of 90 winners of 90,000 MileagePlus frequent flier loyalty… Continue Reading
Getting United Elite Qualifying miles can sometimes be challenging, so it can be smart to look at partners carriers when a new opportunity opens up. Continue Reading
Denny Flanagan is a veteran pilot and captain at United Airlines and is well known amongst frequent fliers — regardless of airline affiliation — and the final flight on which he will officially pilot… Continue Reading
Love ’em or hate ’em, airline safety videos are the way of the future. With a little over three months until the start of the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, United has debuted a new safety… Continue Reading
Aeroplan, the Air Canada rewards program, is starting something new and innovative. Beginning this month, members will be able to fly award flights ‘cash free’. With Aeroplan cash free, members… Continue Reading
American Airlines in conjunction with Starwood Hotels has brought back the rate plan where you can earn 1,000 bonus American Airlines AAdvantage miles at Starwood Hotels. Continue Reading
Another quarter, another billion dollars. Delta held their quarterly investor call yesterday and, in what has traditionally been the weakest quarter of the year, it earned $1.5b in pretax profit… Continue Reading
Exciting news, that was first reported this morning at InsideFlyer Denmark. SAS is introducing an upgrade bidding program. This program will provide an opportunity to bid for upgrade on flights to the… Continue Reading
Two readers of BoardingArea will be selected to fly as passengers on the inaugural flight operated by JetSuite between the East Bay of San Francisco and the outer reaches of Los Angeles — and if you are… Continue Reading