Flying Etiquettes Passengers Must Observe

You do not have to be paranoid of the passenger sitting next to your seat or in the front or in the back. Especially if you are a woman flyer, you are most likely to get this thought about some irritating passenger sitting beside or near you and troubling you with his voluntary or involuntary actions. Now, it is time to get these negative thoughts out of your mind and be confident of enjoying your travel during the flight. So, there are...

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Dog and Cat Breeds Banned by United Airlines

One of the major airlines in US, United Airlines, has banned around 21 breeds of dog and cat in their Pet Safe program which was partnered with American Humane. This step was taken to enhance the safety and care of the animal while transportation. These steps are important because of a high number of animal deaths reported on United Flights early last year. So, the next time you decide to book United Airlines flight for your pet, please...

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Cancun Destinations Worth Visiting

A video on Cancun tourist destinations. These destinations are liked by people globally and are visited in huge numbers.&nbs...

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The Points Guy Names Delta Airlines As Best Airline for 2019

The Points Guy has outlined the best and the worst American airlines of 2019 in its third annual survey. To begin with the final results at first, Delta Airlines has been established as the Best Airline, followed by Alaska, Southwest, United, Hawaiian, American, jetBlue, Allegiant, Spirit and Frontier. So, Frontier is the last one, or can be called the worst airline. The question that naturally comes to mind is on what basis has the Points...

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Frontier Adds Baltimore to Its Flight Network, Doubles GSP Flights

Frontier Airlines has been going strong ever since its inception. It has managed to add more than 100 destinations to its route map over all these years amidst stiff competition from other airlines. The airline began its journey as an ultra low-cost carrier which offers only a single cabin class of service. The other low cost carriers generally have at least one more cabin class of service, even though it might not be strictly the business class....

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6 Amazing Things to Do In New York City

The New York City or The Big Apple is situated near the Hudson River which meets the Atlantic Ocean. New York is famous for the Statue of Liberty which is world famous and most visited island in New York. The City is famous for its parks, art museums, historical sites, and food markets. If you are planning a family or solo trip to New York then you will find many cheap flights to New York City from different parts of the world. There are many...

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Qantas Rolls Out NDC-based Ticketing Platform for Agents

Qantas airlines is a flag carrier of Australia. Interesting as it might seem, it is the third oldest airline of the world. Qantas operates flights to 85 destinations with a fleet size of 131 airplanes as of now. The fleet also comprises of A380s which are jumbo long-haul airplanes, providing ultimate luxury to passengers. The airline is still going strong on these planes and ordering these, even as some of its Gulf counterparts are having other...

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How Marketing Strategy Influences Choice of Airplanes- Case Study Emirates Airlines

Emirates is perhaps the only airline in the world whose fleet of airplanes is made wholly of the wide-bodied airplanes. Unlike its American and European counterparts, the Emirates does not use different types of airplanes in its fleet. This has been the prime strategic point in the Emirates plans ever since it incorporated the first wide-bodied A380 in its fleet. These planes have definitely helped the airline in the evolution of its strategy...

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Understanding Pros and Cons of Routing Models in Civil Aviation

Hub and Spoke Model It is common knowledge that full-service carriers, also called the legacy carriers, operate on the basis of –hub-and-spoke model of operation whereas the low cost carriers (LCCs) operate on the basis of point-to-point connectivity. Airlines have certain airports as their hubs. The hubs serve the purpose of concentrating the traffic at designated airports and plan for further routings. So, all routes operated by major...

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