United Airlines, as with most American carriers, is not anywhere near the top of my list of preferred airlines, given their recent PR catastrophes. However, the very same PR team has also done some pretty remarkable stuff, such as introducing non-stop flights to Singapore from San Francisco and Los Angeles, even before Singapore Airlines did. However, good things don’t last forever.
Singapore Airlines is now running a Mastercard promotion to almost all its destinations. Promo fares are available across all classes – Economy, Premium Economy and Business. The sale period though is a little confusing. Business and Premium Economy sale ends 23 July 2018, while Economy class fares are available through 13 July 2018. For those who want to splurge a little, the business class fares seem rather reasonable. Fares begin from S$648 (two to go, Kuala Lumpur), and the most expensive being S$7,188 (New York JFK). Return fares below: Destinations Economy (S$) Premium Economy (S$) Business (S$) Bangkok 248 228 (two to go) – 1,068 918 (two to go) Hong Kong 288 278 (two to go) 978 828 (two to go) 1,838 1,588 (two to go) Tokyo-Narita 708 1,898 1,768 (two to go) 3,268 3,168 (two to go) Sydney 678 658 (two to go) 1,808 1,608 (two to go) 4,208 3,808 (two to go) London 1,198 1,058 (two to go) 3,068 2,698 (two to go) 6,108 5,698 (two to go) Los Angeles 1,348 1,168 (two …
Singapore-based Asia Miles members stand to win up to 300,000 miles if they purchase a Cathay Pacific or Cathay Dragon ticket from now until 26 August 2018. Cathay Pacific will give out a total of one million miles to a total of 11 members. The lucky draw is only open to Singapore-based customers, and travel must originate from Singapore One key thing to note is that you will have to manually enter the contest using the online form here. The good news is that the lucky draw is open to customers who booked through any booking channel, whether they do on Cathay Pacific’s website, mobile app or through a travel agent. And also, looking at the T&Cs there doesn’t seem to be a restriction on the travel dates. The top prize of 300,000 miles is good for a round trip first class ticket to US or Canada, or six round trip tickets in business class to Hong Kong. That’s enough Hong Kong trips to get you sick and tired of wanton noodles and dim sum. …
The Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse is one of the few airline lounges available at Terminal 4 and arguably one of the best the terminal has to offer. Within the Virgin Atlantic lounge network, there are only 10 lounges, six of which are in US.
For the first time, Singapore Airlines is offering a fare that’s under S$100 on its own aircraft (No this is not a Scoot fare). Singapore Airlines is currently offering app exclusive fares to six destinations, some at never-seen-before prices. Fares are below: To access the fares, you must first download the Singapore Airlines app from your respective App Store on your mobile phone, and then search for the fares. Of course, these offers will only be available for selected flights, but even the ones with better timings are not significantly more expensive. Bookings must be made by 30 Jun 2018 and at least five days in advance. Download your app here today.
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