Oh dear. Not the best publicity for Air China and Star Alliance unfortunately. It was discovered today that Air China’s in-flight magazine includes a paragraph warning their passengers that when travelling to London they should take care and extra precautions when visiting areas “mainly populated by “Indians, Pakistanis and black people”. They also advise women to always be …
This is one for any Aussies out there! Until 2nd October 2016 you can earn a whopping 75,000 velocity points (which convert to (if my calculations are correct) 55,555 Krisflyer points under the 1.35:1 transfer ratio between Singapore Airlines and the VA Velocity programme), just by signing up to the NAB Velocity Rewards Premium …
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Today it was announced that Air New Zealand and Singapore Airlines are extending their alliance this September to include travel between Singapore and Wellington. From 21 September Air New Zealand will be able to codeshare on Singapore Airlines’ new Wellington-Singapore service and Singapore Airlines on Air New Zealand’s domestic network beyond Wellington. Although both …
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The recent failures of United Airlines are pretty laughable. They’re my least favourite Star Alliance airline out of the ones I’ve flown, but I always go back to them purely because the reward and tier miles you get credited to your Krisflyer account from them are brilliant. If you credit your airmiles to your United …
One of my first blog posts on TSAF is about an airline I was recently really impressed with and also about one of my favourite countries that I’ve visited, because today JetBlue beings their scheduled Cuba service. JetBlue is a partner of Singapore Airlines, so by flying with them you can credit the miles to …
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