Good morning, and welcome to today's community discussion thread! Today's posts will appear here throughout the day, but this thread is for going off-topic. Did you love/hate something about today's coverage? Are you tracking other news I missed? Or, do you just have a general question about rewards travel? This is the place for your wandering thoughts.
Today's posts on OMAAT:
- Qantas Plans Airbus A321XLR Business Class Suites… Eventually
- American Airlines Adds Flights To Porto, Reykjavik, Vienna, And More
- Amanyara & Aman Owners Get Into Nasty Dispute Over Janu Turks & Caicos Project
- Buy Air France-KLM Flying Blue Miles With 80% Bonus, 1.69 Cents Each: Worth It?
- American Airlines Flight Attendants Rate Management: The Results Are Brutal
- SWISS Opening New Lounge “Terminal” At Zurich Airport Hub In Early 2027
- Huge New Delta Amex Card Welcome Offers: As High As 200K SkyMiles
Daily threads stay open for a week, so it's never too late to jump into a recent conversation.
Thank you, Ben, for posting on that Aman/Janu/Sackler family dispute in Turks & Caicos, and, specifically, for including the Sackler family's involvement there. Personally, I've been to Amanyara, and really did enjoy the stay there (just a quick flight from MIA/FLL, after all), but some of this backstory is a bit off-putting; like, I realize they're currently closed for about 2 months for renovations until this October (and, it is also hurricane season, but usually they're open, regardless), but I'm not necessarily racing to go back.
Just read this article that you might find interesting: https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/british-airways-water-bottle-eyes-misaligned-lawsuit-b3040366.html
Hey Ben!
I have shared on my Flyertalk page but also wanted to let you know that Korean Air is transitioning its in-flight Wi-Fi to be completely free of charge.
Regardless of seat class, and status all will be able to use free Wi-Fi.
As you know KE is introducing Starlink on its fleet and the free Wi-Fi offering is currently conducting final inspections with the goal of introducing the service early next month, and plans to expand the applicable aircraft sequentially.
There is a news in Korean but you can change the audio below if able. 😀
https://youtu.be/u655r8mOxGw?si=VQgcxQ5Fn3KE0y_r
Different topic altogether. Today I heard that AF is flying back to DXB as one of the first European airlines. What do you think of this? Will the others follow soon, or does EK still have a firm grip on not losing too much market share to other airlines wanting to fly to DXB since the war?