Terminology Corner

Frequent flyers around the world have been increasingly turning to award programs as a way to save money on their travels. Among these programs, the Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer Award Waitlist stands out as one of the most unique options...

In a nutshell, Air passenger duty is a tax on passengers on flights from UK airports – it doesn’t apply if you’re flying back into the UK. It was first introduced in 1994 and was mainly designed to raise...

For many who are travelling within Europe from abroad, you may see business class as an expense worth paying for, I mean, when booked in advance onto a European business class flight, the cost can be just two-times the...

To truly understand what type of airline ticket you have purchased, you need to know what a cabin class, fare class and a fare basis are. In this article, we look at what the cabin class and what it means...

To truly understand what type of airline ticket you have purchased, you need to know what a cabin class, fare class and a fare basis are. In this article, we look at what the fare class is and what it...

The ANA "Discover Japan" Fare is an interesting proposition for those who are visiting Japan. Tourists can pre-purchase as many sectors, independently so long as the ticket is purchased on ANA's international website.

The JAL Explorer Pass is a travel product offered by Japan Airlines, aimed at providing discounted fares for those looking to explore the beautiful and diverse landscapes of Japan. In this article, we will delve into the details of...

A Dual Inventory fare is an interesting pricing initiative put forward by British airways from around the 2015/16 mark. Put simply, it is a way of keeping a fixed financial gap between the prices of two different cabins. It's achieved...

The phrase Y-UP is an industry term – used mainly by the North American airline industry - to denote an economy class ticket which is immediately upgraded to a first or business class ticket.

It is surprising to see how integrated American and British Airways are when it comes to redeeming miles.

American Airlines’ System Wide Upgrade is one of the most coveted benefits of the AAdvantage Program if you are part of the upper echelon to be able to collect them. It is a fascinating tool, which with minimal restrictions, can be used to place the bearer in the next-highest class of service.

As mentioned in a previous article on Operational Upgrades, gone are the days where customer service agents filter you in to one of two categories SFU or NSFU – or in other words Suitable for Upgrade or Not Suitable for Upgrade –...