As part of the celebration of its five-year anniversary, Emirates has reduced the number of miles required to fly to select destinations. From now until Oct. 31, Emirates Skywards members can receive… Continue Reading
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Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer – August, 26 2005
In today’s frequent flyer world, every mile counts, which is why it is always important to find ways to save your precious miles. From now until Sept. 30, Singapore Airlines is offering KrisFlyer… Continue Reading
Red Lion Hotels Launches Redesigned Web Site
Using the successes of its bigger rivals as a spring-board, Red Lion Hotels has launched a totally redesigned version of http://www.redlion.com. Among the site’s tools and functions are reference… Continue Reading
Continental, Logan Airport in WiFi Dispute
Logan International Airport in Boston is trying to block Continental Airlines from providing free wireless Internet access to its frequent flyers — a service for which the airport charges $7.95… Continue Reading
Oneworld Tests Online Reservations in Germany
Global airline alliance oneworld is allowing customers in Germany to book and pay for flights on its member airlines through the alliance Web site. The service is initially available only to companies… Continue Reading
Delta.com Gets a Makeover
As part of an overall effort to simultaneously reduce costs and overhaul its operations, Delta Air Lines has re-launched its Web site, based on feedback from thousands of users. The site has been upgraded… Continue Reading
Wise Flyer – July, 26 2005
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This Month in History – July, 26 2005
August 1986 — The Phoenix Suns, the Portland Trailblazers and the Seattle Supersonics tell players that in the future the NBA club will claim all frequent flyer miles when the team travels. The… Continue Reading