
Airline news that changes how you fly: routes, seats, status and loyalty programs.
New BMO VIPorter World Elite Mastercard holders who spend $2,000 in 50 days split a 50 million point pool, on top of up to 70,000 points.
Read the post →Etihad's early 2027 schedule removes the Airbus A380 from Toronto and Singapore and cuts frequencies on about two dozen routes.
Read the post →United is opening Concourse E at Washington Dulles with a nearly 40,000 square foot United Club that seats more than 600 people.
Read the post →Air Transat adds five nonstop Europe routes for summer 2027, including Geneva and Birmingham.
Read the post →Air Transat has opened Staria, a new loyalty program that earns 3 to 7 points per dollar and lets up to nine people share points.
Read the post →You still get a seat or your points back, and the change is usually free when the airline caused it.
Read the post →Air France KLM Flying Blue is taking 25% off select business class awards to the Americas in November 2026.
Read the post →United Airlines now sells basic domestic first class fares with no refunds, a $199 change fee, no free seat selection and no redeemable miles.
Read the post →Since October 28, 2026, you can use Aeroplan points on eligible scheduled Harbour Air flights on the BC coast.
Read the post →From January 1, 2027, WestJet Rewards Silver, Gold and Platinum need up to 50% more Tier Qualifying Spend.
Read the post →Southwest Airlines plans to open 11 airport lounges, with the first ones starting in 2027.
Read the post →Aer Lingus has finished installing free Starlink WiFi on all 12 A330s and 14 A321s in its long haul fleet.
Read the post →United has opened a 54,000 square foot United Club in Houston's new Terminal B North Concourse, with seating for 800.
Read the post →SAS EuroBonus will match your airline status to Silver, Gold or Diamond for a one time fee, and Gold and Diamond bring SkyTeam Elite Plus lounge access.
Read the post →JetBlue's BlueFirst first class rolls out fleetwide from December 2026, and economy seat pitch drops from 32 to 30 inches.
Read the post →Air Canada is adding nonstop Montréal to Seville flights on the Airbus A321XLR, the only nonstop between Seville and North America.
Read the post →Find the seat on the Aeroplan search first, check who flies it and what cash it adds, then move your points and book.
Read the post →United is dropping the flight count path to elite status for 2027 and raising Premier 1K to 32,000 PQPs.
Read the post →Air Canada's aging 777-300ERs leave weight behind on hot Toronto days, and the new A350-1000 could fix that and open new routes.
Read the post →Air Canada Embarq is a free booking platform for Canadian businesses, with 50% more Aeroplan points and up to 5% off fares at launch.
Read the post →Porter Airlines is building a $450 million second airport for Montreal at YHU, focused on domestic travel.
Read the post →Yes, but most airlines show only one or two seats, so search the airlines that release four or more.
Read the post →British Airways unveiled new A380 cabins with a new first class suite and a 106 seat business class cabin, the largest in the world.
Read the post →Alaska Atmos Rewards is selling points with up to a 100% bonus in a targeted sale, about 1.88 US cents each at the top tier.
Read the post →Plan on about 60,000 points one way at the low end, and Aeroplan partner flights are often the cheapest and steadiest way to get there.
Read the post →Air India's new Boeing 787 now operates most of its Toronto to Delhi schedule from Toronto Pearson.
Read the post →The September bonus ended on the 30th. Here is what it paid, and how to be ready when the next one lands.
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