When we look back at 2020, one big positive change will have come out of a terrible year for air travel. United just announced they have permanently ended change fees on most domestic flights, setting off something of a domino effect among other air carriers.
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As we head into summer and families are beginning to feel more comfortable traveling, American Airlines has launched a Summer of Deals promotion for AAdvantage members. This includes a special, double-miles offer for travel between June 1 and September 30, 2020.
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Some of you may know that today, August 23, is National Cheap Flight Day – the day of the year when customers are supposed to get the lowest priced airline tickets!
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With all of the changes concerning travel to Cuba we at CheapAir.com wanted to clear up the confusion by going directly to our expert source, Tony Rubenstein, owner of Havana VIP one of the leading tour operators in Cuba.
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Exciting innovations for travelers are on the horizon. Here are our picks for the technology trends that will make your future air travel experiences more efficient, less stressful and (dare we say) fun!
Read more »Due to Hurricane Irma, Hurricane Jose and Hurricane Katia airlines may be offering waivers to change, cancel or postpone your flights.
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On Monday, August 21st, those lucky enough to be in the right place at the right time will view a total eclipse of the sun.
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8 U.S. airlines have now been approved to begin the first scheduled flights to Havana in more than 50 years, with initial service from 10 large U.S. markets. American Airlines won the lion’s share of the routes with JetBlue Airways garnering the next greatest number of flights.
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As anyone who’s been to the U.K. in the past 30 years or so can tell you, London is lovely, the people are warm and welcoming, the history and architecture are amazing, and boy oh boy is it expensive! Whatever consequences the Brexit decision will bring in the long term, in the short term we already know a few things about how travel to the U.K. will be affected for Americans.
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6 U.S. airlines have now been approved to begin the first scheduled flights to Cuba in more than 50 years. American Airlines, Frontier Airlines, JetBlue Airways, Silver Airways, Southwest Airlines and Sun Country Airlines have been approved to fly from 5 U.S. cities to 9 Cuban gateways excluding Havana.
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