Cabins
Air France KLM cuts reward flight miles by 25% for business
The Air France-KLM Flying Blue program has launched a promotion offering 25% discounts on award tickets for 54 select routes, including business class to
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American Airlines Debit Cards Launch in UK for Miles Earning
American Airlines has launched its first AAdvantage-branded debit cards in the UK, allowing customers to earn miles on everyday spending without opening a
Airlines
Alaska Airlines commits to lie-flat seats
Alaska Airlines will install 12 lie-flat Aurora Suites on at least 25 Boeing 737 MAX 10 jets starting in 2028.
Airlines
Southwest Airlines launches business credit
Southwest Airlines has introduced two new business credit cards, the Rapid Rewards Premier and Performance, both offering 80,000-point welcome bonuses.
Your rights
LAX Oneworld Lounge access after Qantas First Lounge closure
The Oneworld Lounge at LAX has expanded its emerald section capacity following the closure of the Qantas First Lounge, offering refreshed amenities across
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Alaska Airlines Aurora Premium Reserve 2028
Alaska Airlines will introduce Aurora lie-flat suites and Premium Reserve premium economy across its Boeing 787, 737 MAX 10, and Hawaiian Airlines A330
Southwest shareholders appeal fraud suit over 2022 meltdown
Chase explores second look for denied United
Avelo Airlines Adds Atlanta, Denver, Nashville, New Orleans
SAS details new flagship lounge for Copenhagen hub in 2027
Delta adds Boston-Venice and Detroit-Athens summer 2027
Tuberville claims many airline pilots are furries
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Tuberville claims many airline pilots are furries
Senator Tommy Tuberville asserted on the Senate floor that many airline pilots, flight attendants, and air traffic controllers are part of the furry
Airlines
American Airlines Expands Codeshare With Starlux
American Airlines and Starlux Airlines have upgraded their partnership to a codeshare, but AAdvantage members cannot yet earn or redeem miles on Starlux
Airlines
United Passenger Reports In-Flight Indecent Exposure, Gets
A woman reported a man masturbating beside her on a United Express flight. Crew members allegedly made her return to her seat for landing, and the man disembarked without police intervention. United later provided a $100 flight credit.
Cabins
Singapore Airlines Opens Expanded SilverKris Lounge
Singapore Airlines has completed the expansion of its SilverKris Business Class Lounge in Changi Airport Terminal 2, offering passengers a significantly
Cabins
SAS Passengers Face Downgrade on Jettime Wet-Lease 737
An SAS-branded flight from Zurich to Copenhagen was operated by a Jettime Boeing 737-800, offering a notably inferior cabin product compared to SAS's own
Fleet & routes
Aeroflot A321 Abandoned at Geneva Airport Since 2022
An Aeroflot Airbus A321 has been stranded at Geneva Airport since February 2022 due to sanctions. The aircraft, reportedly rat-infested and deteriorating, accrues $36,540 in monthly parking fees and is unlikely to ever fly again.
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