Severe thunderstorms and weather affecting the Houston area have caused many airlines including United and ANA to offer travel waivers ahead of the storm from June 17-21. Travel agents have special connections to these airlines and can help the traveler with voluntary waivers, please contact us if you have questions regarding your Houston travel or […]
American Airlines remains hopeful that software updates will fix the problems that the 737 MAX planes were having and they will be recertified soon. AA has been in constant contact with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), The Department of Transportation (Dot), National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and other regulatory authorities. The previous cancelations were through […]
With Chicago breaking records in tourism, it made sense for Hyatt to open a new type of hotel experience to the city. On June 13, Hyatt House Chicago/West Loop-Fulton Market opened its doors to a new type of hotel where guests can “stay and play”. The property is situated between the West Loop and Fulton […]
Earlier this month, Enterprise announced the newest additions to the ‘Exotic Car Collection’ which includes Lamborghini Huracán Performante, Aston Martin Rapide S and Range Rover Sport SVR. The exotic car rental feature from Enterprise makes accessing these luxury cars seamless and even offers delivery by a state-of-the-art vehicle transporter. There are some other choices to […]
United recently finished the first phase of a $4 billion, 1.3 million sq. ft. refurbishment project that will revamp Terminal B, being led by LaGuardia Gateway Partners. The ceilings are an impressive 55 feet and offer plenty of natural light, while the travelers enjoy 13 new shops and restaurants inspired by New York, including Shake […]
The International Air Transport Association (IATA), recently held their 75th annual meeting. At the meeting, IATA passed five new resolutions including environment, slots, RFID for baggage tracking, One ID, and disabled passengers. Environment: Unanimously passed, AGM calls upon governments to put into action the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) as agreed […]
Hilton has secured its new Motto brand set to open in Atlanta in 2021, in the Old Fourth Ward district. Hilton’s Motto brand is modeled after the “micro-hotel” concept. The hotel will have 125 rooms, 13,000 square feet of restaurant space, 120,000 square feet of commercial space and 10 residential units. The average guest room […]
The new partnership between South African Airways and Alaska Air was announced the other week. Now travelers will be able to purchase a single itinerary for travel on both airlines. Connections will be made through New York John F. Kennedy International Airport or Washington-Dulles International Airport. Between Alaska Airlines’ North American network and 75 plus […]
On November 10, 2019, Delta will start flying a direct, daily service from Los Angeles to Omaha. This flight will be on a Delta Connection carrier, Compass Airlines using a 76-seat E-175 aircraft including 12 First Class seats, 20 comfort + seats, and 44 main cabin seats. As Los Angeles is one of the most […]
Last week United announced that it is removing the Boeng iMax from rotation through August 3. As a result, this will cancel about 2,400 flights in June and July. United had already canceled the Max flights until July. Other carriers, including Southwest and American, have already stopped Max flights into August. Boeing is updating the […]