Allowing free cancellations and flight changes up until the day before departure on all fares other than the cheapest Blue Basic, JetBlue has a lenient cancellation/flight change policy compared to many other airlines. The only caveat is that the fare is returned in the form of a travel credit managed using the airline’s Travel Bank […]
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Beyond the fact that they are both twin-engine Boeing aircraft, the 767 and 737 are two very different aircraft types. The 767 first went into service in 1982, and the passenger variants of the 767 are no longer in production with the numbers in commercial airline fleets now dwindling rapidly. However, the 767 freighter and
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I have flown on Austrian Airlines’ A320ceos several times. Their newer A320neo was until recently, however, missing from my logbook. As such, I was looking forward to flying on the aircraft during my recent trip to Canada. Continue reading to see what the economy class from Frankfurt to Vienna onboard Austrian’s A320neo was like. Booking
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At its Frankfurt Airport hub, Lufthansa operates about a dozen lounges for business and first class passengers and frequent flyer status holders. Without a doubt, the one that stands out the most among those is the airline’s First Class Terminal. A distant second is the Lufthansa Panorama Lounge which has a unique layout compared to
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Priority Pass is, without a doubt, one of the best ways to access airport lounges when you otherwise wouldn’t have access. That said, depending on where you live, getting a membership can be costly. While I am lucky to be able to get one for less than 100 dollars a year using a credit card
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The 747 first went into service in 1970, and the 767 followed just over a decade later in. The 747 production run has now ended and the passenger variants of the 767 are also no longer in production with the numbers in commercial airline fleets now dwindling rapidly. However, the 767 freighter and tanker are
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In addition to flights from Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver, Air Canada also offers a connection from Calgary to Frankfurt. That came really handy when I needed to get from Yellowknife in the north of the country to Europe during my recent around-the-Northern-Hemisphere trip. Continue reading this review to see what the economy class transatlantic flight
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Over the last couple of decades, business class seats on airplanes – especially those used on long-haul flights – have evolved from simple recliners all the way to private suites equipped with doors. Among the different evolutions of business class seats, herringbone and reverse herringbone seats are some of the most popular. While the former
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While there are multiple lounges at Calgary International Airport, there is only one – Aspire Lounge – in the part of the terminal where international flights (excluding those to the United States) depart from. I had a chance to briefly stop by on a recent trip before taking a flight to Frankfurt. Continue reading this
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Are you interested in trying business or first class for FREE at a deep discount?
If so, you might want to check out Four Ways to Try Business & First Class Without Breaking the Bank and experiment with some of the methods mentioned in it.
It’s a free guide that I put together detailing some of the ways I was able to do so myself.
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