Business Travel News carried a piece on Swiss’ U.S. and fleet plans based on an interview with the airline’s senior director for the Americas, suggesting that the airline wants to be high-end. Swiss aims to “be closer to our customer and have a higher product point” with new aircraft. “When you have a fleet of […]
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El Al is losing its only US frequent flyer partner. The American Airlines website announced this change: If you’re flying El Al after October 31, you won’t be able to earn American miles for it. And you won’t be able to use American miles for El Al tickets after that date either — all tickets […]
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Now that Qatar Airways has taken delivery of their first A380, it seems like they're finally starting to solidify their schedule and route plans for the aircraft. This has been a long time coming, given how often they've changed their A380 delivery schedule.
As it stands, their first A380 service will be daily between Doha and London Heathrow as of October 10, 2014, with the following schedule:
QR03 Doha to London departing 7:45AM arriving 12:25PM
QR04 London to Doha departing 2:15PM arriving 11:55PM
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Motorcycle backpacks are made to take a serious beating. They have to be waterproof, windproof, and generally be able to hold their sh*t together when you’re cruising the bahn at 120 MPH in a driving rain (not that we condone that sort of thing). So it’s no surprise that the things that make moto packs […]
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