
Lie-flat seats, new cabins and how to fly up front for less than the cash fare.
Etihad's early 2027 schedule removes the Airbus A380 from Toronto and Singapore and cuts frequencies on about two dozen routes.
Read the post →RBC is adding 30% to Avion points moved to the British Airways Club, so 10,000 points become 13,000 Avios.
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 →Usually the flight, because business class seats return far more per point, but Hyatt hotels on busy nights can win.
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 →Yes, if you book more than a trip or two a year or need more than one seat. Doing it yourself works if you have the hours and enjoy it.
Read the post →Long flights to Asia and Europe give you the most value per point, while short sun trips and flights inside North America usually waste them.
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 →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 →Air Canada is selling Aeroplan points with up to a 90% bonus from October 14 to October 29, 2026.
Read the post →About four one way business class seats to Europe a year in the US, and about two in Canada, before any welcome bonus.
Read the post →Usually not. A 2.5% fee only pays off if your points are worth more than 2.5 cents for every dollar you spend.
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 →Qatar Airways Privilege Club is offering up to a 35% bonus on points moved from select bank partners, including Citi ThankYou.
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 →Put most spend on one card that earns transferable points, add a second card for bonus categories, and move the points to airline partners for business class seats.
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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