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MAI is offering travellers a chance to experience “The MAI Option” at a reduced rate. From November 1 through November 31, 2024. This exclusive offer is an ideal opportunity to explore new holiday destinations. Grab these limited seats and end the year with the journey of a lifetime.

MAI offers four weekly flights from Yangon to Seoul-Incheon on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays, catering to a diverse range of travel purposes, including weekend getaways, business endeavours, and cultural explorations.

Myanmar Airways International (MIA) offers seamless connections from Yangon (RGN) and Mandalay (MDL) to Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang (DMK) with 49 weekly flights. This is excluding 2 weekly flights to Chiang Mai and 2 weekly flights to Phuket.

Myanmar Airways International offers exclusive Thingyan deals, inviting travelers to soar amidst the festive fervor of Myanmar New Year. With unbeatable fares and flexible travel dates, it’s the perfect opportunity to embrace celebration and exploration

Air travel can feel stressful for many, especially when it comes to in flight meals. For those with food allergies and dietary restrictions, the experience can be even more daunting. Japan Airlines offers a variety of options for those with special dietary requirements to ensure all passengers have a safe and enjoyable culinary journey.  Here […]

Japan Airlines is championing extensive inflight meal offerings in an effort to accommodate the diverse dietary needs of its passengers. From Kyaraben character bento meals for children to an assortment of healthier meal options, the airline offers a range of inflight dining selections to cater to every individual. As passengers often come on board with […]

Airbus Helicopters and Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) have delivered the first Light Civil Helicopter (LCH) to a local operator, Gloria Aviation, following certification in September this year.

Travel is changing – and not only because of the pandemic. Tech-savvy jetsetters expect a seamless experience in the palm of their hand. With technology evolving at breakneck speed, the travel industry’s biggest players are leveraging it to improve the customer experience and boost sales in new and exciting ways. We caught with Bora Isbulan, COO of Plaza Premium Group (PPG) – the world’s largest independent airport hospitality company – to learn how digitisation is making travel safer, smoother and more appealing in the Covid-19 era.

Rising above the myriad of challenges, Qatar Airways’ growth has been massive. The airline’s last four years are highlighted with improved products, more routes, and unparalleled overall standard.

Qatar Airways COVID-19 protocols serve to increase travellers’ confidence to restart travel and Qatar Airways is ready to welcome you on board!

After eight years working as Aeromexico’s regional director for Europe, Rocio Blazquez has learnt a thing or two about what it takes to be a success in a competitive market. TD tracked down the ambitious and laser-focused executive, to pick her brains on the European market, the Boeing 788 Dreamliner and, of course, the importance of NDC…

Recent weeks have seen the Latin specialist carrier Air Europa boost capacity on its South American services and launch a brand new business class product. Now, to round off an eventful 2019, the airline launches its new Fortaleza service.

Air Europa has always been fighting fit and ready to rock and roll, great staff, friendly service and now – with the arrival of its box-fresh Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners – the Latin specialist has raised its game to an even higher level with a new range of business-class products!

Air Europa, the Spanish carrier with a dedication to the Latin American market, has added some serious heft to its ever-expanding network, with the launch of three new routes to the region — Panama, Iguazu and Medellin. On 3 June, Air Europa began its new service between Madrid’s Barajas International Airport and Tocumen International Airport. […]

Over 20 million Americans suffer from aviophobia and millions of others just don’t like flying. If you are ready to get over the fear of flying, here’s how.

United’s second SG-SFO connection gives “passengers what the asked for: better sleep in the sky,” says country manager Laurence Chin.

Singapore Airlines were the first airline to run a regular service from Singapore to Canberra and Wellington, when it established the route in September 2016, but the success of ‘Capital Express’ route means it’s time for an upgrade.