Many major airlines have unveiled sales throughout December and discounted airfares in the hopes that more travellers will take to the skies after the holidays. While flight sales are common, what makes the most recent offerings stand out is just how much some airlines are willing to discount.

The Business Traveller Awards celebrate the achievements of airlines, airports, hotels, rail operators and car rental companies.

Lufthansa is set to begin charging passengers in long-haul economy and premium economy cabins for snacks and spirits beginning December 1.

The COVID-19 pandemic has made planning travel challenging to say the least. Each country has its own set of requirements and even transiting through countries can be a daunting task. Thankfully one tool stands out as being accurate and user friendly.

JetBlue has revealed details of its all new Mint business class product which will debut on the carrier’s flights to London, England planned for this summer.

Although Emirates is not my favourite airline for plenty of reasons, I know there are Emirates advocates out there that ought to know that the airline recently announced its Premium Economy.

Qatar Airways has announced the launch of a new four times weekly service to Seattle. The flights are scheduled to start in March 2021. The Seattle flight will be operated aboard the airline's A350-900 with 36 Q Suite business class seats.

Delta Air Lines has announced its permanently eliminating change fees for international travel originating from North America effective immediately. The policy includes flights operated by joint venture and codeshare partners, however Basic Economy fares are excluded.

United and Delta Airlines have dropped change fees permanently. The policy is effective immediately and covers tickets purchased for travel within the United States, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands. The policy applies to First Class, Delta Premium Select, Delta Comfort+ and Main Cabin fares.