Category Archives: Airline News

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Virgin Australia And Air Canada To Launch Codeshare Services

Virgin Australia and Air Canada has today announced plans to begin codeshare services from early 2017. The partnership means guests will be able to arrive into the USA  or Australia and connect onto an Air Canada or Virgin Australia flight seamlessly. Per Virgin Australia, “We are enhancing our services from Australia to Los Angeles by offering […]

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Virgin Australia Drops Agoda

Virgin Australia has very recently ended their partnership with hotel booking website ”Agoda”. The airline has instead switched to their own booking service ”Virgin Holidays”. Here is the link to the booking website. When booking through Virgin Holidays you’ll get the same benefits as you would previously when booking through Agoda. Here are the benefits: Search for hotels […]

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You Can Now Fly Emirates To The USA With Alaska Miles from Australia!

Alaska Milage plan recently had some changes to their program like the ability to now book Japan Airlines awards, but they also added the ability to fly Emirates through to the USA, this was previously not allowed, and flights had to be Ex Asia. Here’s an example flying Sydney – Dubai – Los Angeles The […]

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Cathay Pacific To Fly A350’s To Brisbane From March 2017

Hong Kong-based Airline Cathay Pacific has today announced that they will be flying their new state of the art A350-900 aircraft to Brisbane from March 2017. This will be the airline’s second Australian destination which will see the new aircraft after Melbourne. The aircraft will be operating the CX156/157 service which is currently operated by […]

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Vietnam Airlines Commence 787 Services To Both Sydney And Melbourne

Yesterday Vietnam Airlines upgraded their Sydney and Melbourne flights from 777-200ER’s, and A330’s to 787 aircraft. The change is a welcome upgrade for travelers as their 787’s feature a better business class cabin than the aircraft previously operating the route and strangely their A350’s which is very weird. Vietnam’s 787 seats 274 and is divided […]

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